SAP Unusual Transaction Types with Assets and their SAP Transaction

In SAP, there are a number of unusual transaction types that can be used to record transactions with assets. These transaction types are used for a variety of purposes, such as recording asset disposals, asset impairments, and asset transfers.

Unusual Transaction Types

The following are some of the unusual transaction types that can be used with assets in SAP:

• Asset Disposal?- This transaction type is used to record the disposal of an asset. When an asset is disposed of, it is removed from the asset register and the associated depreciation is reversed.
• Asset Impairment?- This transaction type is used to record an impairment loss on an asset. An impairment loss occurs when the fair value of an asset is less than its carrying amount. When an asset is impaired, the carrying amount of the asset is reduced to its fair value and the associated depreciation is adjusted.
• Asset Transfer?- This transaction type is used to record the transfer of an asset from one company code to another. When an asset is transferred, it is removed from the asset register of the original company code and added to the asset register of the new company code.

SAP Transactions

The following SAP transactions are used to record unusual transactions with assets:

• AS90?- Asset Disposal
• AS91?- Asset Impairment
• AS92?- Asset Transfer

Conclusion

The unusual transaction types that can be used with assets in SAP are valuable tool for managing assets. By using these transaction types, you can ensure that your assets are properly accounted for and that you are in compliance with all applicable laws and regulations.

Here are some additional considerations when using unusual transaction types with assets:

• You may need to obtain approval from management before using an unusual transaction type.
• You may need to provide supporting documentation for the transaction.
• You may need to track the asset's depreciation and ensure that it is properly accounted for.

By following these considerations, you can ensure that your assets are properly managed and that you are in compliance with all applicable laws and regulations.