a week ago
Hello SAP FI experts,
I'm currently studying for the SAP FI consultant certification and ran across a point for which I need clarification. In FI there are several client-based objects that can be modified at the company code level. For example, you define your chart of accounts at the client level, but you can choose which accounts to create within a given company code.
When it comes to the financial statement version, it's defined at the client level which makes sense since you need a standardized financial statement structure for group reporting across legal entities. But I don't understand why you wouldn't be able to maintain FSVs at the company code level?
My external reporting can change based on legal entity, especially if they're in different geographies with different regulatory frameworks.
Thanks in advance!
Ben Pietrancosta
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ben-pietrancosta-593484192/
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Hello @Ben_Pietrancosta1 ,
You can copy the standard FSV to create different FSV for different entity.
The actual business requirement may be complicate, it may have the case for multiple companies within one country can share a same FSV, or for one company to have multiple FSV to meet different reporting requirements. Therefore, different FSVs can be created to meet the different requirement.
Kind Regards,
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