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Transcript of SAP FIAA Overview of New Depreciation Calculation in ECC 6.0
SAP’s New SAP s New Depreciation
Calculation in ERP 6.0
Nathan Genez & Eric BarlowManaging Partners
Serio Consulting LLC
Contents
New Depreciation Calculation in ERP 6.0
Upgrade Considerations
Wrap-Up
Contents
New Depreciation Calculation in ERP 6.0
Upgrade Considerations
Wrap-Up
Who is Serio Consulting?
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Professional Service Offering:SAP Implementations and UpgradesSAP Implementations and UpgradesQuality Assurance and Configuration ReviewsAdvanced Capital Management reporting solutions including BWAdvanced Tax solutionsAdvanced Tax solutionsRemote On-Demand consulting
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Source: Nathan Genez & Eric Barlow, New DCP Overview, slide #4
• http://www.SerioConsulting.com/
Scope of New Depreciation Calculation (New DCP)
• What does the New Depreciation Calculation refer to? How depreciation amounts are calculated / planned
• It does not refer to…How depreciation is posted
The process to gather depreciation figures and post them to the G/L is covered by the depreciation posting program RAPOST2000
Source: Nathan Genez & Eric Barlow, New DCP Overview, slide #5
What Values Are Affected?
• All planned values including:Planned ordinary depreciationPlanned special depreciationPlanned special depreciationInterestInflationRevaluation
Source: Nathan Genez & Eric Barlow, New DCP Overview, slide #6
Why Was the Calculation Changed?
A period interval-based calculation is more intuitive and easier to understandSupport of time-dependent depreciation parametersSupport of method changeover and base value determination on a period levelMore flexibility to support customer and country specificMore flexibility to support customer and country specific requirements via Business Add-Ins (BAdIs)Potentially greater performanceBetter handling of rounding accuracy issues related to large amounts with no decimals (e.g., currency JPY)… and many other reasons (mostly country specific)y ( y y p )
Source: Nathan Genez & Eric Barlow, New DCP Overview, slide #7
Technical Requirements
• Delivered in SAP ERP 6.0 as part of the Enterprise AddOn for Financials (EA-FIN)
Not possible to release for earlier SAP ERP or SAP R/3 versionsNot possible to release for earlier SAP ERP or SAP R/3 versionsEA-FIN must be activeThe new calculation cannot be disabled using standard methods other than deactivating EA-FIN
Source: Nathan Genez & Eric Barlow, New DCP Overview, slide #8
Old: Transaction-Based Calculation
• Prior to SAP ERP 6.0, depreciation was always calculated in detail on every transaction line item
Whenever a transaction is posted a depreciation amount wasWhenever a transaction is posted, a depreciation amount was calculatedThe asset line item table contained fields for:
O di d i ti t tiOrdinary depreciation on transactionSpecial depreciation on transaction
Source: Nathan Genez & Eric Barlow, New DCP Overview, slide #9
Old: Transaction-Based Calculation (cont.)
• All transactions were interpreted sequentiallyFirst posting served as the “baseline” calculationAll subsequent postings were adjustments to theAll subsequent postings were adjustments to the original posting
• Annual depreciation = sum of the depreciation of the p pindividual transactions
This approach could make the verification of depreciation figures difficultfigures difficult
Source: Nathan Genez & Eric Barlow, New DCP Overview, slide #10
Example of Transaction-Based Calculation
• ScenarioStraight line depreciationTotal Acquisition Cost (APC) / Total Useful Life (UL)Total Acquisition Cost (APC) / Total Useful Life (UL)Useful life = 10 years12 period calendar fiscal year: January – December (e.g., K4)Period control = pro rata determination
• The following two transactions are posted:g p
Transaction Amount / Percentage TimeI iti l A i iti $12 000 J 1Initial Acquisition $12,000 January 1Partial Retirement (current year) $3,000 October 1
Source: Nathan Genez & Eric Barlow, New DCP Overview, slide #11
Example of Transaction-Based Calculation (cont.)
Date Transaction Type Transaction Amount
Period Factor
Rate Base Value Calculated Depreciation
Jan 1 Initial Acquisition $12,000 12 / 12 10% $12,000 - $1,200
Total - $1,200
Source: Nathan Genez & Eric Barlow, New DCP Overview, slide #12
Example of Transaction-Based Calculation (cont.)
Date Transaction Type Transaction Amount
Period Factor
Rate Base Value Calculated Depreciation
Jan 1 Initial Acquisition $12,000 12 / 12 10% $12,000 - $1,200
Oct 1 Partial Retirement - $3,000 3 / 12 10% - $3,000 $75
Total - $1,125
Source: Nathan Genez & Eric Barlow, New DCP Overview, slide #13
Example of Transaction-Based Calculation (cont.)
•R/3 4.7
Example of Transaction-Based Calculation (cont.)
•R/3 4.7
Example of Transaction-Based Calculation (cont.)
Asset Explorer
•R/3 4.7
displayed the depreciation amounts calculated for each line item
Source: Nathan Genez & Eric Barlow, New DCP Overview, slide #16
Example of Transaction-Based Calculation (cont.)
• Asset Line Item table displayed the amounts in additional detail
•R/3 4.7
Source: Nathan Genez & Eric Barlow, New DCP Overview, slide #17
New: Period Interval-Based Calculation
• Depreciation calculation is based on period intervals (time segments)
All transactions in the same period interval are aggregated andAll transactions in the same period interval are aggregated and used to calculate depreciation as a single numberAll line items are aggregated by their appropriate periodAll periods are aggregated to get an annual value
• Annual depreciation = sum of the depreciation of the period inter alsperiod intervals
Source: Nathan Genez & Eric Barlow, New DCP Overview, slide #18
New: Period Interval-Based Calculation (cont.)
• SAP ERP 6.0 no longer calculates depreciation or interest on asset line items
•ERP 6.0
Source: Nathan Genez & Eric Barlow, New DCP Overview, slide #19
What Is a Period Interval?
• Initially, there is just one time interval per year, depreciation area, and amount type
N t t d h t h• New segments are created whenever an event changes the asset’s value, such as:
Transactions within fiscal yearTransactions within fiscal yearTime-dependent master data changes
Shutdown or multiple shift intervalsD i ti t hDepreciation parameter changes
Changes to depreciation methodMultilevel method changes within a fiscal yearMethod changeover occurs at the end or within the UL
Source: Nathan Genez & Eric Barlow, New DCP Overview, slide #20
More Information on Period Intervals
• The number of period intervals depends on the number of fiscal periods with changes that affect the asset’s depreciation calculationp
The more transactions posted …Or the more depreciation parameter changes …Made across more periods will yield more depreciation period intervals
The ma im m n mber of depreciation period inter als is• The maximum number of depreciation period intervals is the same as the number of normal fiscal periods
Source: Nathan Genez & Eric Barlow, New DCP Overview, slide #21
Example of Period Interval-Based Calculation
121110987654321
Period Interval 1
Date Transaction Type
Transaction Amount
Prd Int
Prd IntervalDuration
Rate Base Value Depreciation Per Interval
Jan 1 Initial Acquisition
$12,000 1 12 months 10% $12,000 - $1,200Acquisition
Total - $1,200
Source: Nathan Genez & Eric Barlow, New DCP Overview, slide #22
Example of Period Interval-Based Calculation (cont.)
121110987654321
Period Interval 1 Period Interval 2
Date Transaction Type
Transaction Amount
Prd Int
Prd IntervalDuration
Rate Base Value Depreciation Per Interval
Jan 1 Initial Acquisition
$12,000 1 9 months 10% $12,000 - $900Acquisition
Oct 1 Partial Retirement
- $3,000 2 3 months 10% $9,000 - $225
Total - $1,125
Source: Nathan Genez & Eric Barlow, New DCP Overview, slide #23
Example of Period Interval-Based Calculation (cont.)
•ERP 6.0
Period Interval = 1 - 12
Percentage
Source: Nathan Genez & Eric Barlow, New DCP Overview, slide #24
Period FactorBase Value Percentage
Final Annual Depreciation
Example of Period Interval-Based Calculation (cont.)
•ERP 6.0
Final Annual
Base Value
Final Annual Depreciation
Period Interval 1 = 1 - 9
Source: Nathan Genez & Eric Barlow, New DCP Overview, slide #25
Period Interval 2 = 10 - 12
Period Factor
Percentage
Comparison of Old vs. New Calculations
• Is there a difference in the final calculated amount between these two approaches?
NONO• The annual depreciation amount is identical between both approaches for most all scenarios.both approaches for most all scenarios.
Source: Nathan Genez & Eric Barlow, New DCP Overview, slide #26
Contents
New Depreciation Calculation in ERP 6.0
Upgrade Considerations
Wrap-Up
Configuration Requirements
• No configuration is required as part of the new calculation
No changes are necessary to the depreciation areas orNo changes are necessary to the depreciation areas or depreciation keys
• No migration of data is requiredg q
• The final depreciation amounts calculated by SAP should be the same before and after the upgrade *
Small amount differences might occur in some situations
Source: Nathan Genez & Eric Barlow, New DCP Overview, slide #28
Process
• SAP recommends that all customers recalculate values (RAAFAR00) immediately after the technical upgrade
Also consider recalculating prior to the upgrade as part of aAlso consider recalculating prior to the upgrade as part of a formal system close process
Source: Nathan Genez & Eric Barlow, New DCP Overview, slide #29
Enhancements
• Existing user exits are no longer processed by the new depreciation calculation
SAP d li d BAdI i li t ith th• SAP-delivered new BAdI is compliant with the new calculation
BAdI FAA EE CUSTOMERBAdI FAA_EE_CUSTOMERMethod SET_BASE_VALUE replaces AFAR0001Method SET_PERCENT_AMOUNT replaces AFAR0002Method DEFINE CHANGEOVER YR replaces AFAR0003Method DEFINE_CHANGEOVER_YR replaces AFAR0003
• A migration of the business logic must be made to these new BAdIs if the new calculation is usednew BAdIs if the new calculation is used
Source: Nathan Genez & Eric Barlow, New DCP Overview, slide #30
Reporting
• Since depreciation is no longer calculated on a line item basis, all asset transaction reports will show $0.00 as the depreciation amountp
SAP Note 949701 will hide the depreciation figures so that the report is not misleadingC id ti t hi t h t i th t b k tConsider creating an asset history sheet version that breaks out depreciation by type for each period
Source: Nathan Genez & Eric Barlow, New DCP Overview, slide #31
Asset Explorer
• In addition to the normal Asset Explorer, there is an alternative version that always uses the old depreciation calculationp
Allows you to compare the calculations between the old and new depreciation calculations without deactivating the Enterprise AddOnEnterprise AddOn
Transaction Description
AW01N Current Depreciation Calculation (New)
AW01 AFAR Old Depreciation CalculationAW01_AFAR Old Depreciation Calculation
Source: Nathan Genez & Eric Barlow, New DCP Overview, slide #32
Asset Explorer — AW01N “New Depreciation Calc”
ERP 6 0•ERP 6.0
Source: Nathan Genez & Eric Barlow, New DCP Overview, slide #33
Asset Explorer — AW01_AFAR “Old Deprec Calc”
ERP 6 0•ERP 6.0
Source: Nathan Genez & Eric Barlow, New DCP Overview, slide #34
Contents
New Depreciation Calculation in ERP 6.0
Upgrade Considerations
Wrap-Up
Resources
• Relevant SAP Notes949701 — Fix for asset line item reports965032 Explanation of small differences post upgrade965032 — Explanation of small differences post upgrade988238 — Information related to new calculation’s impacts on year end closing
Source: Nathan Genez & Eric Barlow, New DCP Overview, slide #36
Resources (cont.)
• SAP ERP 6.0 Documentation on New DCPhttp://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp2005vp/helpdata/en/44/07e6a80f2e5920e10000000a155369/frameset.htm
• SAP ERP 6.0 release noteshttp://help.sap.com/erp2005 ehp 02/helpdata/en/43/68805bb88f2http://help.sap.com/erp2005_ehp_02/helpdata/en/43/68805bb88f297ee10000000a422035/frameset.htm
• Information for Enterprise AddOn EA-FINhttp://help.sap.com/erp2005_ehp_02/helpdata/en/44/558b1099c93672e10000000a114a6b/frameset.htm
Source: Nathan Genez & Eric Barlow, New DCP Overview, slide #37
Resources (cont.)
• SAP Developer Network (SDN) – Wikiwww.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/wiki > ERP Financials > Financial Accounting > Asset Accounting
Source: Nathan Genez & Eric Barlow, New DCP Overview, slide #38
Resources (cont.)
• SAP Developer Network (SDN) – Blog Serieswww.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/wiki > ERP Financials > Financial Accounting > Asset Accounting
Source: Nathan Genez & Eric Barlow, New DCP Overview, slide #39
Resources (cont.)
• SAP Financials Expert“Discover the Logic and Parameter Changes in the New Depreciation Calculation” (January 2007)p ( y )
Source: Nathan Genez & Eric Barlow, New DCP Overview, slide #40
Thank you for your attention
Nathan GenezManaging Partner
Serio Consulting LLCg227 Sandy Springs PlaceSuite D238Atlanta, GA 30328
T 1-713-240-0421E [email protected]
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Eric BarlowManaging Partner
Serio Consulting LLC227 S d S i Pl227 Sandy Springs PlaceSuite D238Atlanta, GA 30328
T 1-404-667-0447E [email protected]
http://www.SerioConsulting.com
Source: Nathan Genez & Eric Barlow, New DCP Overview, slide #41
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