what is a derivation rule in pca?how we define it and where
we define it ?
Answer Posted / balu
dirivation rule used for updateing profit centers, beecause
of dirivation rule profit center will be updated.
we difine dirivation rules like this
1. for g.l expenture a/c we will assign profit center in
cost center
2. for revenue a/cs it will update thourgh account assisment
3. for balance sheet items it will update by posting
thourgh business area.
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