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Chapter 12 ■ Financial Statement Versions (FSV)<br />

FSV is a combination of G/L accounts structured in hierarchical levels that are defined in the financial<br />

statement version’s directory and assigned to appropriate accounts. You can define more than one FSV to<br />

a specific chart of account or to a group of chart of accounts. Basically, FSV allows you to assign groups of<br />

accounts to items in the hierarchy.<br />

Let’s look at how to define a basic FSV in SAP.<br />

Define Financial Statement Versions<br />

In this exercise, you go through the various steps involved in customizing FSV. You can define your own FSV<br />

from scratch or copy a predefined FSV supplied by SAP and modify it.<br />

Problem: The accounting team is not sure of the benefits and function of an FSV. You have<br />

been asked by company C900 Plc to advise the accounting team on the benefits of using an<br />

FSV and then to create an FSV in SAP ERP.<br />

To define an FSV, follow one of these menu paths:<br />

• IMG: Financial Accounting (New) ➤ General Ledger Accounting (New) ➤ Periodic<br />

Processing ➤ Document ➤ Define Financial Statement Versions.<br />

• IMG: Financial Accounting (New) ➤ General Ledger Accounting (New) ➤ Master<br />

Data ➤ G/L Accounts ➤ Define Financial Statement Versions.<br />

You can also use transaction code OB58.<br />

The Change View Financial Statement Version Overview screen is displayed. Click the<br />

button<br />

at the top of the screen to go to the New Entries: Details of Added Entries screen, where you will specify the<br />

key for your financial statement version and describe the FSV’s general specifications (Figure 12-1).<br />

Figure 12-1. Initial entry screen where you start your customizing<br />

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