Hi Experts, In Revenue Account Determination What is the
need for us to copy as SAP Standard Condition Types Revenue
Account Determination Types KOFI and access sequence KOFI
and Revenue Account Determination Procedure KOFI00? What is
the rationale behind / logic to copy SAP std for condition
types, access sequence ,revenue account determination
procedure and account keys as we can use it as it is from
SAP standard? I have been asked this question in an
interview? Please answer to this question asap....
Answer Posted / subha
The main purpose for having KOFI in revenus account is for
controlling purpose and hte basic purpose of revenue accoutn
is to post the values from sd to that of fi for
profitability accounting or report which is done through the
accoutn key and it a part of pricing to define which you
need condtion type ; condtion table and access squence
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