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288 CHAPTER 8 NEW G/L<br />

Leading Ledger<br />

Nonleading Ledger<br />

Existence Required Optional<br />

Transaction<br />

Posting<br />

All FI transactions will be updated<br />

May or may not be posted with<br />

all FI transactions<br />

Currencies Takes currencies from company code Can maintain currencies different<br />

from company code<br />

Fiscal Year Same as company code Can be different from company<br />

code<br />

Accounting<br />

Principle<br />

Number of<br />

ledgers<br />

Follow basic accounting principle<br />

One leading ledger for a given company<br />

code<br />

May follow different accounting<br />

principle<br />

May have zero or more<br />

TABLE 8.1 Leading ledger versus nonleading ledger<br />

my<strong>SAP</strong> comes with a br<strong>and</strong>-new table (FAGLFLEXT) that contains<br />

additional fields. The FSGLFEXT table thus supports the following<br />

activities:<br />

n Segment reporting<br />

n Profit center updating<br />

n Cost of sales accounting<br />

n Cost center updating<br />

n Preparation for consolidation<br />

n Business-area updating<br />

You can add new fields to this table to capture different scenarios.<br />

8.1 DOCUMENT SPLITTING<br />

The main functionality of New G/L is document splitting. You use document<br />

splitting to capture additional missing accounting assignments by which each <strong>and</strong><br />

every document is balanced individually. As an example, say you are entering a

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