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SAP Accounting
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Subject
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it-skills
Instructions:
Answer 38 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. Purpose is external reporting of revenues and expenses.
Profit centres
Create a template
Financial Accounting
Controlling area
2. Advantages of the _____________: extended infrastructure; multiple ledgers; document split; real-time integration
Client/company code/business area
Reconciliation accounts
New General Ledger
Business Area
3. Organisational Units used for internal purposes to create balance sheet and profit and loss statements or alternatively can be used to meet external segment reporting requirements.
General Ledger
Business Area
COA / Company Code
Account Groups
4. Financial accounting is ___________ concerned with revenue and expense reporting.
Externally focused
COA / Company Code
Country dependent
Costs
5. Management accounting is internally focused on ______.
General template
Asset master data records
Same COA and FYV
Costs
6. Company codes are usually created based on _______.
Financial Accounting
Costs
Location
SAP ECC
7. Classification of accounts; number segment ranges; company code segment
User-defined segments
General template
AP
Account Groups
8. The functions of an account group: classify; __________; field status
Posting Key
Create a template
Costs
Number ranges
9. Comprise a Chart of Accounts segment and a Company Code segment.
New General Ledger
The Chart of Accounts
General Ledger accounts
COA / Company Code
10. Account groups classify GL accounts into _____________.
SAP ECC
Reconciliation accounts
User-defined segments
Reconciliation accounts
11. Tells type of account; debit / credit; field status
User-defined segments
Posting Key
General Ledger master record
Reconciliation accounts
12. Takes much of its data from MM
Asset master data records
General ledger structure
General template
Accounts Payable Accounting
13. Responsible for internal costing.
Accounts Payable Accounting
Specific template
CO
GL
14. Requires at least one Company Code.
Specific template
SAP ECC
Asset master data records
AP
15. Financial Accounting reporting is ________.
Country dependent
Reconciliation accounts
Create a template
AP
16. The two segments of the _______________: COA segment (high-level); Company Code segment (low-level)
Controlling area
General Ledger master record
Chart of Accounts
Management Accounting
17. Have different segments at the organisational levels of client - company code and purchasing organisation.
Profit centres
Account Groups
Vendor master records
AP
18. Chart of accounts is a __________.
Posting Key
AP
General template
Smallest
19. Each Company Code is assigned to one Chart of Accounts but many Company Codes can use the same ___________.
Chart of Accounts
Same COA and FYV
Reconciliation accounts
Financial Accounting
20. Four elements of Financial Accounting: 1. AR 2. ____ 3. Fixed Asset Accounting 4. Bank Accounting
Create a template
AP
Business Area
General Ledger
21. Connect subledger accounts to the General Ledger in real time?
AP
Externally focused
Company Code dependent
Reconciliation accounts
22. Many Company Codes can use the same Chart of Accounts but the __________ must be the same.
General Ledger
General ledger structure
Location
Costs
23. Ensures real-time integration of a subledger in ECC.
CO
Accounts Payable Accounting
General Ledger accounts
Reconciliation accounts
24. Company Code is the ________ SAP entity that support a full legal set of books.
Externally focused
Posting Key
Smallest
Asset master data records
25. A single segment record where each asset is assigned to a company code - cost center - business area and so on.
Asset master data records
The Chart of Accounts
Location
General template
26. Costs and revenues from Financial Accounting act as an input in ___________.
General Ledger master record
Management Accounting
Externally focused
Profit centres
27. The components of the ____________: header; template; line items; info area
Profit centres
G/L Account Posting screen
SAP ECC
Chart of Accounts
28. Includes definitions of General Ledger accounts including Account Number - Account Designation - and Account Categorization (Income statement or balance sheet account). (T/F) TRUE
General template
Reconciliation accounts
The Chart of Accounts
Location
29. More than one Company Code can be assigned to a Controlling Area as long as a number of prerequisites are satisfied.
Financial Accounting
Same COA and FYV
Client/company code/business area
Reconciliation accounts
30. Balance Sheets and P&L statements can be produced for____________ with the New G/L.
Profit centres
General template
Accounts Payable Accounting
User-defined segments
31. here is only one _______.
Controlling area
COA / Company Code
General ledger structure
Chart of Accounts
32. Company Codes are set up within ______________.
Reconciliation accounts
Client/company code/business area
Vendor master records
Management Accounting
33. Business Areas are not _________.
Profit centres
Costs
Company Code dependent
Account Groups
34. Chart of accounts are used to _______ for the general ledger.
General Ledger
General Ledger master record
Client/company code/business area
Create a template
35. Set up according to the COA
Profit centres
User-defined segments
Financial Accounting
GL
36. The GL is more ________.
Accounts Payable Accounting
Country dependent
Specific template
Externally focused
37. Managed at Company Code
Posting Key
General Ledger
SAP ECC
Specific template
38. A self contained organisational structure for which costs and revenues can be managed and allocated.
Controlling area
Company Code dependent
Profit centres
Country dependent