RAABST02: Reconcile program FI-AA <-> G/L: List of accounts showing differences

The program selects the asset summary records (ANLC), summarizes the values on G/L account and business area levels, and writes the summarized values to table EWUFIAASUM.

Then this table is read, and the values are reconciled with the G/L accounts.

The following accounts are reconciled:

  • Balance sheet account APC
  • Balance sheet account down payments
  • Balance sheet account revaluation
  • Balance sheet account special items
  • Value adjustments ordinary depreciation
  • Value adjustments special depreciation
  • Value adjustments unplanned depreciation
  • Value adjustments transfer of reserves
  • Value adjustments revaluation of ordinary deprec.

When to run the report

You should start the report before year-end closing.

Special notes

  • Start the report in the background only.
  • Do not make any asset postings while the report is running.
  • The user needs to have authorization for carrying out the year-end closing in Asset Accounting for each of the company codes to be reconciled.

Output

  • Table EWUFIAASUM
  • Message stating whether the program ran correctly or not, and error messages if there were reconciliation differences.
  • Table EWUFI_BAL:
    • Entries are created in the table only if there are differences in one or more accounts.
    • Only entries in the table with TYPE ‘AS’ are relevant for this program.
    • For the carrying forward of balances, period ‘0’ is set for posting period POPER, and period ‘999’ is set for the key date reconciliation for posting period POPER.
    • The relevant amounts are still those in the 1st, 2nd and 3rd local currency. The initial value always includes the value directly following the changeover in the G/L account. The final value stands for the values that were selected from the FI-AA subsidiary ledger. The difference is the amount by which the account is different.
    • If differences are found, deal with them per the instructions in note 104567.

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