DEPRECIATION BELOW ZERO title: depreciation below zero (FI-AA) (SAP Library - Glossary)
DEPRECIATION BELOW ZERO category: Asset Accounting (FI-AA)
DEPRECIATION BELOW ZERO explained:
The calculation of depreciation amounts below book value zero.
Depreciation from a negative book value is useful for calculating imputed costs when exceeding the planned useful life of the asset.
Using the depreciation key, you can specify for each asset or asset class how the asset is to be further depreciated after the end of the planned useful life or once the book value zero has been reached.
For example, you can continue depreciation using an percentage rate that is reduced automatically.
More terms such as depreciation below zero in Dictionary D.
- Manual Dialog Module (BC-ABA):
- Help repository object. Predecessor of function modules. Similar to a transaction code, it is linked with anintial screen of a screensequence of any ABAP program. Can contain formal parameters that must depreciation below zero definition.
- Manual Document Data Tree:
- Help Data hierarchy needed to generate a document compliant with the content. A tree can include simple, structure, and table variables depreciation below zero explain.
- Manual Document Class (BC-CUS):
- Help made between two document classes, to enable you to create your own documentation, and change documentation delivered by SAP (i.e. with the document class Original): Original documentation supplied depreciation below zero what is.
- Manual Dispatch:
- Help outbound goods in your trading area. For example, in Europe, INTRASTAT deals with arrivals and dispatches within the EC customs territory. EXTRASTAT deals with imports and exports from one customs depreciation below zero meaning.
- Manual Database Selector:
- Help list in the Query Editor UI for choosing a specific database management system (DBMS). Choosing the database management system (DBMS) associated with a linked server (selected using the linked depreciation below zero abbreviation.
