Where do u assign cost element in company code ?
Answer Posted / peter
Cost elements are created at controlling area level. All companies assigned to the same controlling area will be able to use those cost elements whether it is primary or secondary.
Keep in mind that you may only assign a company to a controlling area if they both use the same chart of accounts. Additionally, primary elements are created for P&L accounts and secondary elements are used internally in controlling with no link to GL.
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