FBL3N for Tunisian Fiscal Laws

[SimoneMilesi]

Hello all,

we are getting a request from Tunisian Revenue Authorities to produce a document showing all the accounting movements in a specific range of dates.

We immediately gave them FBL3N which is the most complete document we have but they rejected it with some remarks.

These remarks are:

-additional fields (and i know there are BAdIs to manage them so no worries from my side)

-Compact the lines of a FI-CO document and show only one row with values summarized.

There is any chance SAP already provided an OSS note or an out-of-the-box solution for similar issue?

We are on release 7.31 EHP6,  FI-CA 6.00 vers. 21

I tried to look on market place but i cannot find anything related to Tunisia for FBL3N

Ty for your time and help

Simone

[siwar_taleb]

Dear Simone,

Please note that the FBL3N report is not a country specifc one.

It lists  G/L account line item.

The following functions are also available:

• Branch to the document display

When you are displaying posted documents, you can spring between posting items without having to go back to the list. Parked documents can be displayed individually.

• Changing a document
• Mass changes

You can make another selection of document fields with new values for all the posted items selected. If it is not possible to make a change to a document, you can call up an error log for the item.

• Displaying account master records
• Displaying balances
• Hiding or displaying a legend for the icons displayed in the list
• Hiding or displaying column separators
• Layout of header information for the customer account

You can display a selection of fields from the G/L account master record and other general information. You can save the layout with the list variant and use it to make user-specific settings.

Many Thanks,

Siwar

[SimoneMilesi]

Hi Siwar,

Yes, I know ty

But since Governments and Laws are crazy, I was wondering if there was something provided by SAP (for example there are a bunch a "China" reports for balance, or the Oss I installed 9 years ago for Argentina) before sinking in the code.

I'm a developer but I believe in the great commandment: use what you have and do not re-invent the wheel each time