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Hi Student,
You are now taking an examination covering the concepts of the FI-AA (Asset Accounting) Sub-Module.
Please go through the instructions furnished below and then take up your examination.
The Examination questions are available in the worksheet called "FIAA_EXAM"
Instructions:
Please read the question carefully and Click on the GREEN Colored Cell.
You would see a list box and pick the appropriate answer from the GREEN COLORED LISTBOX
provided against the respective questions.
Please select your answer from the Listbox only.
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*** Before Taking the Examination, Please RIGHT CLICK on 'Column C'
and CLICK 'CLEAR CONTENTS'. Answer must be Provided in Every GREEN Colored Cell
Do not save the worksheet/workbook when you wind up.
Question
A Chart of Depreciation is
a. Industry Specific
b. Country Specific
c. Both Country Specific and Industry Specific
d. none of the above
Depreciation Areas are two digit numeric Keys which help in Depreciation Computation and Asset Valuation
Separate Depreciation Areas can be maintained for displaying transaction figures in different currencies
Multiple version(s) of Financial Statement(s) can be created for reporting Asset and Depreciation Values in
different Depreciation Areas for different purposes
Asset Classes help you in structuring Fixed Assets. Each Asset Class comprises a Master Data Section and
a Valuation Section
Asset Master Records can be created using an Asset Class
or by using a Reference Asset already created.
An Asset Class
a. Helps in the creation of Asset Master Records
b. Responsible for Asset Master Numbering
c. Controls the design and screen lay out relating to Assets
d. Serves a bridge between the Chart of Accounts and Chart of Depreciation using Account Determination
e. groups assets of a similar kind
Assets can have three Maintenance Levels namely a. Class Level b. Main Number Level c. Sub number level.
a. Asset Class Level is the most rigid level (allowing minimal changes to data) and Sub number level
is the least rigid level permitting maximum flexibility to change data
b. Sub number Level is the most rigid level (allowing minimal changes to data) and Asset Class level
is the least rigid level permitting maximum flexibility to change data
Account Determination is responsible for updating Asset Values, Depreciation Values , related expenses and income in t
Balance Sheet and Profit and Loss Account of a Company Code
Interest can also be posted, if needed, along with depreciation while posting asset related transactions
Time Dependent Data in an Asset Master record is used for updating details such as Cost center, Shift factor, Asset Shu
down etc
There are many Transaction Types which determine the nature of asset related transaction
such as Acquisition, Retirement, Transfer etc.(indicating GL Accounts,Depn.Areas and Value fields affected)
Asset Value Date is primarily responsible for determining the a) date of capitalization ( for asset acquired)
and date of retirement (for an asset retired)
Asset Value Date is primarily responsible for determining the date for start of depreciation relating to an asset
A Valuated Goods Receipt posts asset values upon receipt of the asset whereas a non-valuated Goods Receipt posts value
upon receipt of Vendor Invoice
Revenue arising from Sale of an Asset is shown in the notes to Financial Statement
Different Transfer Variants are available for carrying out Asset Transfers
Depreciation areas in different company codes using different different keys but with the same functionality
can be mapped using cross depreciation areas
Assets Under Construction require settlement receiver assets which are depreciable after such settlement
Settlement of Line Items in an AUC is not impossible with a distribution rule created for the purpose
Depreciation arising in the event of unforeseen events such as theft and / accident is called
a. Special Depreciation
b. Unplanned Depreciation
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