INCREASE IN CAPITALIZATION (EC-CS) title: increase in capitalization (EC-CS) (SAP Library - Glossary)
INCREASE IN CAPITALIZATION (EC-CS) category: Consolidation (EC-CS)
INCREASE IN CAPITALIZATION (EC-CS) explained:
The activity of increasing capital stock either by means of equity contributions or corporate funds.
An increase in capitalization by means of equity contributions is the activity of simultaneously increasing both the capital stock of an investee and the investment book value of an immediate upper unit (investor) without changing the latter's percentage of ownership. An increase in capitalization with corporate funds is the activity of increasing capital stock while simultaneously reducing other equity items (appropriations). This procedure does not increase the investment book value of the investor.This activity is treated in the Consolidation system in the same way as an increase in capitalization by means of equity contributions.
More terms such as increase in capitalization (EC-CS) in Dictionary I.
- Manual Interactive Reporting:
- Help orientated evaluation technique. From a highly aggregated form, you can select detailed information for the required items using the menu and function keys, such as: Sub-items of totals items Company increase in capitalization (ec-cs) definition.
- Manual Initial Duration:
- Help The time between the overall auction start date and the end date of the first lot or line item increase in capitalization (ec-cs) explain.
- Manual Integration System:
- Help System group where objects are usually developed and then transported to the consolidation system. Each Repository object is assigned to an integration system by its package (formerly development increase in capitalization (ec-cs) what is.
- Manual Immediate Dose:
- Help system generates an event for the immediate administration of a drug in a medication order. The specified dose of the drug should be administered to the patient immediately (at system time increase in capitalization (ec-cs) meaning.
- Manual Imputed Interest:
- Help which represents the interest gain lost because of the capital tied up in assets. For cost-accounting purposes, it can make sense to calculate interest on the capital tied up in assets. In certain increase in capitalization (ec-cs) abbreviation.
