Hi, 1 may i know what is the difference between costing based and account based copa? 2 "In costing based COPA the values are captured at PGI where as in Account
As mentioned in my previous post about Finance in S/4HANA 1809 I mentioned the release of statistical sales conditions in Account Based COPA. As many of you probably know, reporting on statistical conditions was one of the final gaps between costing based and account based COPA. With release 1809 this functionality is included, making account based COPA even better. First of all, the extension ledger and the ledger group to post the statistical values should be configured first. Activating proce...
' In traditional ECC, although costing-based COPA has lot of shortcoming, it was recommended as compared to account-based COPA due to its richer functionality and better
With SAP's release of first Simple Finance and later S4/HANA, some of the original challenges associated with using Account Based CO-PA was eliminated. One of the main advantages with the Costing B...
ABC Costing - Free download as Powerpoint Presentation (.ppt / .pptx), PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or view presentation slides online. Activity based costing (ABC) is an accounting methodolog...
Hi Expert, we have developed both Account and Costing based COPA in a S/4HANA System. After we have created a report for Account Based COPA in KE30, linking all report
Hello All, could you please help me to create the costing based ADSO. Source fieds GL Account Company Code Fiscal year val1 val2 val3 val4 etc Target required GL Account
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Account-Based COPA (Controlling Profitability Analysis) is a critical component of SAP S/4 HANA Finance and offers significant advantages over the traditional costing-based COPA. ; Let's delve into the advantages and topics covered in an Account-Based COPA course. ; Advantages of Account-Based COPA:
the cost basis of an asset to account for fees, commissions, or other charges associated with the transaction. ACB can also modify the tax basis based on material changes or capital...