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1 Introduction to Financial Accounting
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1.1 Defining the Organizational Structure
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1.1.1 Company
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1.1.2 Company Code
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1.1.3 Credit Control Area
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1.1.4 Segment
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1.1.5 Profit Center
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1.1.6 Business Area
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1.1.7 Functional Area
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1.1.8 Financial Management Area
27
1.2 Assigning Organizational Structures
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1.2.1 Company Code to Company
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1.2.2 Company Code to Credit Control Area
31
1.2.3 Company Code to Financial Management Area
31
1.2.4 Profit Centers to Company Code
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1.3 Making Cross-Modular Assignments
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1.3.1 Company Code to Controlling Area
33
1.3.2 Plants to Company Code
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1.3.3 Sales Organization to Company Code
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1.3.4 Purchasing Organization to Company Code
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1.3.5 Personnel Area to Company Code
39
1.4 Summary
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2 Financial Accounting Master Data
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2.1 General Ledger Accounts
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2.1.1 Chart of Accounts
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2.1.2 General Ledger: General Data
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2.1.3 General Ledger: Company Code Data
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2.2 Vendor Accounts
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2.2.1 Vendor General Data
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2.2.2 Vendor Company Code Data
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2.3 Customer Accounts
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2.3.1 Customer General Data
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2.3.2 Customer Company Code Data
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2.4 Fixed Assets
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2.5 Banks
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2.6 Business Partners
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2.7 Summary
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3 General Ledger Transactions
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3.1 Journal Vouchers
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3.1.1 Document Entry
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3.1.2 Post, Park, Save as Complete, and Hold
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3.1.3 Tree Display
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3.1.4 Using Screen Variants and Account Assignment Templates
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3.1.5 Controlling Document Entry with Editing Options
99
3.1.6 Post with Reference
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3.2 Post with Clearing
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3.3 Resetting and Reversing Documents
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3.3.1 Reversing a Non-Clearing Document
121
3.3.2 Reversing a Clearing Document
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3.4 Changing and Displaying Documents
129
3.5 Document Relationship Browser
135
3.6 Reference Documents
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3.6.1 Account Assignment Models
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3.6.2 Recurring Documents
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3.6.3 Sample Documents
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3.7 Summary
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4 General Ledger Account Inquiries
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4.1 Account Displays
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4.1.1 Account Balance
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4.1.2 Account Line Items
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4.2 Reports and Queries
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4.2.1 Standard Reports
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4.2.2 Direct Table Queries
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4.3 Summary
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5 Accounts Payable Processes
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5.1 Logistics
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5.1.1 Create Purchase Requisition
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5.1.2 Purchase Orders
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5.1.3 Inbound Delivery, Post Goods Receipt, and Invoice Receipt
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5.1.4 Automatic Creation of Accounting Invoice
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5.2 Create Direct Invoices
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5.3 Issue Outgoing Payments
178
5.4 Process Exceptions
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5.4.1 Credit Memos
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5.4.2 Document Reversals
183
5.4.3 Change Posted Documents
184
5.5 Summary
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6 Accounts Payable Transactions
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6.1 Vendor Invoices
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6.1.1 Document Entry
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6.1.2 Post, Park, Save as Complete, and Hold
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6.1.3 Tree Display
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6.1.4 Using Screen Variants and Account Assignment Templates
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6.1.5 Controlling Document Entry with Editing Options
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6.1.6 Post with Reference
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6.2 Credit Memos
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6.3 Down Payments Sent
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6.4 Resetting and Reversing Documents
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6.4.1 Reversing a Non-Clearing Document
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6.4.2 Reversing a Clearing Document
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6.5 Changing and Displaying Documents
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6.6 Issuing Outgoing Payments
250
6.7 Summary
254
7 Automated Payment Program
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7.1 Automated Payment Program Process
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7.1.1 Maintain Parameters
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7.1.2 Create Payment Proposal
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7.1.3 Execute Payment Run
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7.2 Additional Settings
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7.2.1 Free Selection
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7.2.2 Additional Logs
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7.2.3 Variants for Data Medium
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7.3 Automatic Payment Run Inquiries
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7.3.1 Proposal Lists
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7.3.2 Payment Lists
280
7.4 Summary
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8 Accounts Payable Account Inquiries
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8.1 Vendor Account Displays
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8.1.1 Vendor Account Balance
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8.1.2 Vendor Account Line Items
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8.2 Due Date Analysis
290
8.3 Payment History
291
8.4 Check Register
294
8.5 Reports and Queries
300
8.5.1 Standard Reports
300
8.5.2 Direct Table Queries
305
8.6 Summary
310
9 Accounts Receivable Processes
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9.1 Logistics
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9.1.1 Sales Orders
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9.1.2 Outbound Deliveries
318
9.1.3 Billing Documents
319
9.1.4 Automatic Creation of Accounting Invoice
320
9.2 Direct Invoices
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9.3 Customer Account Maintenance and Incoming Payments
322
9.4 Process Exceptions
324
9.4.1 Credit Memos
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9.4.2 Document Reversals
325
9.4.3 Change Posted Documents
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9.5 Summary
328
10 Accounts Receivable Transactions
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10.1 Customer Invoices
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10.1.1 Document Entry
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10.1.2 Post, Park, Save as Complete, and Hold
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10.1.3 Tree Display
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10.1.4 Using Screen Variants and Account Assignment Templates
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10.1.5 Controlling Document Entry with Editing Options
354
10.1.6 Post with Reference
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10.2 Credit Memos
369
10.3 Down Payments Received
374
10.4 Resetting and Reversing Documents
377
10.4.1 Reversing a Non-Clearing Document
378
10.4.2 Reversing a Clearing Document
382
10.5 Changing and Displaying Documents
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10.6 Process Incoming Payments
392
10.7 Dunning
395
10.8 Credit Management
398
10.9 Summary
399
11 Accounts Receivable Account Inquiries
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11.1 Customer Account Displays
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11.1.1 Customer Account Balance
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11.1.2 Customer Account Line Items
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11.2 Customer Analysis
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11.2.1 Due Date Analysis
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11.2.2 Searching for Cleared Customer Items
410
11.2.3 General Customer Analysis
412
11.3 Reports and Queries
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11.3.1 Standard Reports
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11.3.2 Direct Table Queries
420
11.4 Summary
426
12 Fixed Asset Processes
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12.1 Fixed Asset Lifecycle
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12.1.1 Stages of the Asset Lifecycle
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12.1.2 Structure of FI Asset Accounting Application Menu
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12.1.3 FI Asset Accounting Configuration
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12.1.4 Depreciation
434
12.2 Asset Acquisition
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12.2.1 Fixed Asset Acquisition Types
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12.2.2 External Asset Acquisition with Purchase Order
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12.2.3 Internal Acquisition
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12.2.4 Assets under Construction and Settlements
440
12.3 Summary
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13 Fixed Asset Transactions
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13.1 Creating an Asset
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13.2 Changing, Displaying, and Locking
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13.3 Navigating the Asset Explorer
460
13.4 Transfers
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13.5 Retirement
468
13.6 Value Adjustments
468
13.7 Depreciation
469
13.8 Summary
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14 Fixed Asset Posting Logic
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14.1 General Ledger Accounts
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14.1.1 Balance Sheet Accounts
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14.1.2 Profit and Loss Accounts
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14.2 Asset Classes
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14.3 Account Determinations
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14.4 Reports and Tools
486
14.5 Summary
492
15 Bank Master Data and Processes
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15.1 Bank Master Data
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15.1.1 Vendor and Customer Bank Data
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15.1.2 House Banks
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15.2 Structuring Bank Accounts in the General Ledger
502
15.2.1 Bank Balance Sheet Accounts
503
15.2.2 Bank General Ledger Clearing Accounts
505
15.3 Bank Reconciliation
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15.3.1 Electronic Bank Statements
508
15.3.2 Manual Bank Statements
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15.4 Postprocessing of Electronic Bank Statements
513
15.5 Summary
519
16 Financial Close Processes
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16.1 Opening and Closing Financial Periods
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16.1.1 Opening and Closing Periods
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16.1.2 Masking
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16.2 Balance Carryforward
524
16.3 Fixed Assets
528
16.4 Periodic Processing
531
16.5 Foreign Currency Valuations
537
16.6 Goods Receipt/Invoice Receipt Clearing
538
16.7 Depreciation
542
16.8 Summary
543
17 Integrated Financial Close in SAP ERP
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17.1 Integrated Financial Close and Cost Accounting
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17.1.1 Controlling Period Locks
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17.1.2 Other Controlling Close Activities
552
17.2 Integrated Financial Close and Materials Management
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17.2.1 Materials Management Period Maintenance
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17.2.2 Other Materials Management Close Activities
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17.3 Integrated Financial Close and Sales and Distribution
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17.4 Summary
560
18 Understanding the Impact of SAP S/4HANA
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18.1 Architectural Changes
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18.1.1 SAP HANA Database
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18.1.2 New versus Classic SAP Business Suite
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18.2 Financial Accounting Simplifications
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18.2.1 Universal Journal
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18.2.2 New Asset Accounting
570
18.2.3 Financial Close
574
18.3 Change in Material Number Length
574
18.4 Embedded Analytics
575
18.5 SAP Fiori
577
18.5.1 Design Principles
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18.5.2 SAP Fiori Apps Reference Library
580
18.6 Further Reference Materials for SAP S/4HANA Simplifications
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18.6.1 Simplification List
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18.6.2 Simplification Categories
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18.6.3 SAP Business Impact Notes
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18.7 Summary
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Appendices
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A The New General Ledger
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A.1 Flexibility and Extensibility
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A.2 Activation of the New General Ledger
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A.3 Ledgers
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A.4 Document Splitting
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A.5 Segments
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A.6 Profit Center Accounting
608
A.7 Summary
609
B Important Tables in Financial Accounting
611
C The Author
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Index
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