SAP Certification Questions

One of the main tasks of asset accounting is to represent the asset portfolio in the detailed form of an asset history sheet.

Partial deliveries are controlled by an indicator thet you set in the:

A. Sold to master record.

B. Delivery schedule line category.

C. Delivery document type.

D. Customer material information record.

If there is no gain or loss on the asset retirement, the sales revenue equals to the net book value of the asset.

Differnt types of Depreciation areas.

A.Book depreciation - 01
B.Income tax depreciation -20
C.Revaluation -10
D.Derived Depriciation - 50

The personnel control record performs the following functions in payroll:[Choose one or more correct answers]

A. Defines the payroll past for retroactive accounting recognition.

B. Defines the earliest possible retroactive accounting date for each payroll area.

C. Locks master data and time data so no changes can be made during the payroll process.

D. Defines the latest possible retroactive accounting date for each payroll area.

E. Locks vendor data so no changes can be made during the payroll process.

Which message appears when you select Use query drill while Scope of Analysis is set in a BusinessObjects Web Intelligence XI 3.0 report?

A. The Scope of Analysis is empty

B. The query drill mode option is enabled

C. The query drill mode option is not enabled

D. The Scope of Analysis is not empty

[CO-OM-CCA] Certain postings to a cost center can be blocked using a cost center indicator. Which of the following blocking indicators can be selected?

A. Material withdrawals             B. Primary costs actual/plan

C. Revenues actual / plan        D. Secondary costs actual/plan

E. Commitments

Dfferent Valuation approaches are used to valuate the asset Portfolio and transactions in Asset accounting. Choose the correct Example from the list given below.

A.Financial statement according to local requirement.

B.Balance sheets for tax purposes

C.Internal accounting (Cost accounting)

D.Parellel financial reporting, for example, creating consolidated balance sheet according to IAS, US GAAP and so on.