on ‎2025 Jul 02 10:16 AM
Gurus,
I would like to ask whether it is possible to configure the split of deferred accruals into current and long-term portions in POAC (Purchase Order Accruals)?
I am looking for functionality similar to manual accruals, as described in SAP Note 2582883 - S4TWL - Manual Accruals (Accrual Engine) → Manual Accruals - Additional Documentation (link), specifically on page 279: Invoice Deferral – Long- and Short-Term Deferrals.
Is such a configuration supported in POAC? Or is there any recommended approach to achieve this split?
Thank you in advance for your guidance
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Accrual object subtypes are used to categorize accrual postings within a single accrual object. In the context of POAC, they allow you to:
Go to SPRO → Financial Accounting → General Ledger Accounting → Business Transactions → Accruals Management → Define Accrual Object Subtypes. Create subtypes like
Each subtype can have its own posting rule that determines GL account, Amount calculation logic and Posting frequency
Use accrual methods to define how the system calculates the split
SAP allows you to define algorithms that calculate the split between current and long-term. These can be assigned to the accrual item types and subtypes. In the POAC configuration, link the subtypes to the relevant accrual item types. This ensures that when accruals are calculated, the system knows how to split and post them.
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SAP does not currently support an out-of-the-box automatic split of deferred accruals into current and long-term portions directly within Purchase Order Accruals (POAC).
Here are two potential approaches, if you want to automate the process:
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