HOW MANY CHART OF ACCOUNT WE CAN DEFINE IN A COMPANY CODE.
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Answer Posted / jahnavi
Chart of Account is nothing but the Set of GL Accounts of
the particular Company...As per my knowledge we can have
Min of 1 Chart of accounts & Max of 2 Chart of accounts for
a company code.
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