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Process Asset Accounting Close

KB06003828 79 Views Updated 15-May-2024

Purpose

The following guide is intended for the Close Process for Asset Accounting.

Action

· Process Asset Accounting Close.

Process Asset Accounting Close

1. Login using Company Single Sign-On to access your Oracle account.

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2. Navigate and select the Fixed Assets module.

3. Select Assets.

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4. Ensure PPM is closed.

5. Complete all in-progress transactions including Additions, Adjustments, Transfers, and Retirements.

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6. Post all assets with Ready To Post status.

7. Submit ServiceNow request form for Cost Corrections, if a purchase was mistakenly considered an asset.

8. Create manual asset additions for Capitalized Interest, Library Books, or Gift in Kind (as needed).

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9. Run Calculate Depreciation (without selecting period close) and Create Accounting to transfer Asset journals to General Ledger.

10. Run What-if Depreciation Report to estimate depreciation for newly added or updated assets.

a. Select the Taskbar.

b. Under General, select Perform What-if Analysis.

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c. Enter Book, Starting Period, Currency, Number of Periods, From Date Placed in Service, and To Date Placed in Service.

d. Select Submit.

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e. Select OK on the request confirmation pop-up.

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f. Navigate and select Tools.

g. Select Scheduled Processes.

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h. Select Schedule New Process.

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i. Search What-if Depreciation Analysis Report and click OK.

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j. Select Book, Process ID, From Period, To Period, and Delete Analysis Data.

k. Select Submit. Note: The process ID will appear once if you select Yes for Delete Analysis Data. If No, you can rerun this report using the process ID.

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l. Wait until the predecessor job runs successfully. Click the Refresh button to load new entries.

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m. Highlight the What-if Depreciation Analysis Report line by clicking into the row.

n. Scroll down until you see a tab labeled Process details. In the gray box, select the Republish icon (paper and glasses icon).

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o. Select the Cog Wheel icon.

p. Select Export then either PDF or Excel (whichever format preferred).

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q. Review the What-If Depreciation Analysis Report.

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11. Return to the User Interface and select Tools.

12. Select Scheduled Processes.

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13. Run Subledger Period Close Exception Report for Assets.

a. Select Schedule New Process.

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b. Select Subledger Period Close Exception Report and select OK.

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c. Select Journal Source, Ledger, From Accounting Period, and To Accounting Period.

d. Select Submit.

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e. Wait until the predecessor job runs successfully. Click the Refresh button to load new entries.

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f. Highlight the Subledger Period Close Exception Report line by clicking into the row.

g. Scroll down until you see a tab labeled Process details. In the gray box, select the Republish icon (paper and glasses icon).

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h. Select the Cog Wheel icon.

i. Select Export then either PDF or Excel (whichever format preferred).

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j. Review Subledger Period Close Exception Report. Note: If there are exceptions on this report, they must be resolved prior to General Ledger period closure.

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14. Navigate and select the Fixed Assets module.

15. Select Assets.

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16. Run Calculate Depreciation and Close Period.

a. Select the Depreciation info tile on the Assets Dashboard.

b. Select Calculate Depreciation.

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c. Asset depreciation was submitted.

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d. Select the task icon on the right side of the page.

e. Select on Create Accounting under Accounting.

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f. Enter the Book, End Date, Accounting Mode, Process Events, Report Style, Transfer to General Ledger, Post in General Ledger, and Include User Transaction Identifiers.

g. Select Submit.

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h. Return to the Assets work area, click on the arrow next to Calculate Depreciation, and select Close Period.

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i. Select Yes on the warning pop-up confirmation.

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j. Verify the Depreciation info tile has been updated.

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17. Notify GL Period Close Manager about FA close activities completion.

18. Reconcile Fixed Assets Balances to the General Ledger.

You have now completed the process to Process Asset Accounting Close.

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