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The intention behind SAP New GL Configuration is to Combine the features of GL, Profit Center Accounting, Reconciliation Ledger, Special Purpose Ledger, Business Area, Cost of Sale Accounting. Benefits: Benefits like Segment Reporting, Cost of Sale Accounting, Management Reporting, Parallel Accounting, Balanced Books are possible with New GL.
Activating General Ledger Accounting To make the settings and use the functions in General Ledger Accounting, you have to activate it. To do this, in Customizing choose Financial Accounting Financial Accounting Global Settings Activate New General Ledger Accounting. (or T Code FAGL_ACTIVATION) (This is already done in our sandbox)
Activating General Ledger Accounting has the following effects: The Customizing settings for General Ledger Accounting appear in the SAP Reference IMG. You access the settings under Financial Accounting (New) Financial Accounting Global Settings (New) and General Ledger Accounting (New). The General Ledger Accounting functions appear in the SAP Easy Access menu under Accounting Financial Accounting General Ledger. (Now it is hided in Sandbox) The tables for new General Ledger Accounting are activated and updated. Totals Data Table Plan Line data Table Actual Line data table Splitting data table
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In the standard system, the tables from classic General Ledger Accounting (GLT0) are updated as well as the tables in new General Ledger Accounting during the activation. This enables you to perform a ledger comparison during the implementation of new General Ledger Accounting to ensure that your new General Ledger Accounting has the correct settings and is working correctly. To compare ledgers, in Customizing choose Financial Accounting Global Settings (New) Tools Compare Ledgers.
Deactivating the updatation of tables for classic General Ledger Accounting Financial Accounting Global Settings (New) Tools Deactivate Update of Classic General Ledger.
The basic CONFIGURATION steps in New GL 1. Define Ledger for General Ledger Accounting F/A (New) > FAGS/ (New) > Ledgers >Ledger > Define Ledgers for General Ledger Accounting
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Click on Important Notes: We can use several ledgers in parallel This allows you to produce financial statements according to different accounting principles, for example. You must designate one ledger as the leading ledger. Leading Ledger: The leading ledger is based on the same accounting principle as that of the consolidated financial statements. If you use the account approach for parallel accounting, you post all data to the leading ledger. This leading ledger is integrated with all subsidiary ledgers and is updated in all company codes. This means that it is automatically assigned to all company codes. In each company code, the leading ledger receives exactly the same settings that apply to that company code: the currencies, the fiscal year variant, and the variant of the posting periods. You can define a second and third parallel currency for your leading ledger for each company code. In Customizing for Financial Accounting (New), choose Financial Accounting Global Settings (New) Ledgers Ledgers Define Currencies of Leading Ledger.
2. Define Currencies for Leading Ledger: Financial Accounting (New)>FAGS (New)>Ledgers>Ledger>Define currencies of the leading ledger
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3. Assigning Scenarios to Ledger Financial Accounting (New)>FAGS (New)>Ledgers>Ledger>Assign scenarios & Customer fields to ledger Scenario defines which fields are updated in the General Ledger during postings from other applications SAP delivers several pre defined scenarios. We cannot define our own scenario Multiple scenarios can be assigned to the leading ledger simultaneously.
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6. Classify G/L Accts for Document Splitting: Financial Accounting (New)>General Ledger Accounting (New)>Business Transactions>Document splitting> Classify G/L Accts for Document Splitting
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7. Classify Document Types For Document Splitting: Financial Accounting (New)>General Ledger Accounting (New)>Business Transactions>Document Splitting> Classify Documents Types for Document Splitting
Define Zero Balancing Clearing Account: Financial Accounting (New)>General Ledger Accounting (New)>Business Transactions>Document splitting>Define Zero Balance Clearing Account
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Give GL Account for Zero Balance Account. Click on Save 8. DEFINE DOCUMENT SPLITTING CHARACTERISTICS FOR GENERAL LEDGER ACCOUNTING: Financial Accounting (New)>General Ledger Accounting (New)>Business Transactions>Document splitting>Define Doc Splitting Characteristic for General Ledger Accounting
In the above path you specify for which characteristics you want to perform document splitting in General Ledger Accounting. You can define the following: Whether you want to apply a zero balance setting for the characteristic Whether you want to use a partner field to document a sender/receiver relationship in the clearing lines generated additionally in the document Whether you want the characteristic to be a required entry field (whereby the system only accepts postings when this field can be filled with a value from the document splitting).
Available options are like above. We maintain Standard Settings. If you have not yet entered any characteristics, the system proposes appropriate fields that are updated in your ledgers.
9. DEFINE DOCUMENT SPLITTING CHARACTERISTICS FOR CONTROLLING. Financial Accounting (New)>General Ledger Accounting (New)>Business Transactions>Document splitting>Define Doc Splitting Characteristic for Controlling
10. Financial Accounting (New)>FAGS (New) Docs >Define Doc types for General Ledger View.
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