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Component: SRD-FIN-ACC
Component Name: FIN-Financial Accounting
Description: The value of a material as determined by a given valuation method. For example, the valuation price of a material may differ depending on which accounting standard a company reports under. The number of valuation prices available for a material depends on the number of valuation methods used. The valuation price is calculated using the inventory price.
Key Concepts: Valuation price is a term used in SAP Financial Accounting (FI) to refer to the price of an item that is used for valuation purposes. This price is used to determine the value of an item in the company's books. It is usually based on the current market price of the item, but can also be based on other factors such as cost or historical prices. How to use it: In SAP FI, valuation price is used to calculate the value of an item in the company's books. This value is then used for various purposes such as calculating taxes, profits, and losses. To set a valuation price, the user must enter the current market price of the item into SAP FI. The system will then use this price to calculate the value of the item in the company's books. Tips & Tricks: When setting a valuation price in SAP FI, it is important to ensure that the price entered is accurate and up-to-date. This will ensure that the value of the item in the company's books is accurate and up-to-date as well. Additionally, it is important to remember that different items may have different valuation prices depending on their current market prices or other factors. Related Information: Valuation prices are closely related to other terms such as cost prices and historical prices. Cost prices refer to the cost of an item when it was purchased, while historical prices refer to past market prices of an item. Both of these terms can be used in conjunction with valuation prices to determine the value of an item in SAP FI.