Showing posts with label Loans. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Loans. Show all posts
Thursday, October 18, 2012
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Friday, August 17, 2012
Loans (Part 5) EK25, EK26, and EK27
EK25

EK26, EK27


Functionalities:
Functionalities:
- Enter BP Number or Contract Account Number, posting parameters, loan installment parameters and loan parameters to create loan
- Loan Recipient and Out Payment Account
- Contract Account / Business Partner to which the outgoing loan payment is posted. Loans granted can be paid out to:
- The customer who will pay back the loan. This is also the customer for whom the repayment plan is created.
- A third party. This is usually the case if the loan is granted for the purchase of a subsidized device, such as a heat pump, or a subsidized service, such as insulation measures. In this case, the loan should be paid directly to the supplier or service provider concerned.
EK26, EK27
Functionalities:
- In change mode, you can perform the following activities:
- Deactivate Loan Repayment Plan
- Make changes to:
- Automatic Payment Lock Reason (P)
- Dunning Lock Reason (D)
- Interest Lock Reason (I)
- Clearing Lock Reason (C)
- Alternative Business Partner for Payments
- Payment Method
- Bank Details ID of Payee
- Alternative Payment Card ID in Document
- Exclude from dunning run
- Notes for document
- Save the changes and create letter
- System Menu Environment provides few options:
- Source Receivables (Account Display) brings you to Account Balance Screen (FPL9)
- Interest Supplement or Interest Documents bring you to a list with loan interest information, click on any of them will launch t-code FPE3
- Installment Plans Business Partner or Contract Account will call FM 'FKK_S_INSTPLAN_GETLIST' to show all loans belong to this business partner or Contract Account
Monday, April 16, 2012
Loans (Part 4) Event 2900
Event: 2900 Loan: Calculate Repayment Plan
Sample FM: FKK_SAMPLE_2900_NEW
The function module processed at event 2900 calculates a repayment plan for a loan on the basis of the transfer parameters.
The module creates the repayment plan in table TFKKLOAN and returns it to the calling program.
Field FAEDN of table FKKLOAN contains the due dates of the individual loan installments. This module calculates the fields INTEREST (interest amount), REPAYMENT (repayment amount), ANNUITY (Annuity = interest amount + repayment amount) for the individual due dates.
Make sure that the condition INTEREST + REPAYMENT = ANNUITY is filled for all due dates.
In addition, the total of the amounts in the field REPAYMENT must agree with the total loan (import parameter I_LOANAMOUNT).
Notes:
Sample FM: FKK_SAMPLE_2900_NEW
The function module processed at event 2900 calculates a repayment plan for a loan on the basis of the transfer parameters.
The module creates the repayment plan in table TFKKLOAN and returns it to the calling program.
Field FAEDN of table FKKLOAN contains the due dates of the individual loan installments. This module calculates the fields INTEREST (interest amount), REPAYMENT (repayment amount), ANNUITY (Annuity = interest amount + repayment amount) for the individual due dates.
Make sure that the condition INTEREST + REPAYMENT = ANNUITY is filled for all due dates.
In addition, the total of the amounts in the field REPAYMENT must agree with the total loan (import parameter I_LOANAMOUNT).
Notes:
- Monthly Duration = 30 days
- IF interval type = monthly and the interval = 1. The formula is
- Loan Monthly Payment Amount = [ rate + ( rate / { [ (1 + rate ) ^ months ] - 1 } ) ] * principal
- rate = annual percentage rate / 1200
- ELSE
- Get estimate roughly by triangle hypothesis - total interest amount
- Total Interest Amount = [ ( principal /2 ) * rate * ( duration / 360 ) ]
- Payment Amount per Interval = [ Total Interest Amount + Principal Amount ] / Number of Installments
Friday, March 16, 2012
Loans (Part 3)
Define Loan Categories
This IMG activity allows creation of default values for a loan category. These default values are proposed when a corresponding loan is created.
Initial Screen:
Table: TEK060T - Installment Plan and Loan Categories
Second Screen:
Table: TEK060A - Loan Categories
Installment Interval: the length of the intervals between the installments. The system determines the due dates of the installments using the start date, the installment interval, and the interval category.
Interval Type: the interval between installments. The system determines the due date for installments from the start date, the installment inervals, and the interval type. Standard Values:
1 = Days
2 = Weeks
3 = Months
4 = Every 2 Weeks
Sub-transaction for items due in return payment plan: In some application areas, this indicator determines parameters such as the interest key as well as the due dates. You cannot change the main transaction - it is determined via the internal main transaction 0085. In contrast to the installment plan where you cannot change the sub-transaction for the installments, here you can use a separate sub-transaction.
Sub-transaction for credit posting from loans: When you enter a loan repayment plan, the system automatically triggers the posting of the available credit. The sub-transaction to be used can be defaulted here.
Sub-transaction for posting receivables from loans: Once a loan repayment plan has been entered, this automatically triggers the posting of the receivable to the amount of the available credit. This receivables posting forms the basis of the loan repayment plan. The sub-transaction to be used can be defaulted here.
This IMG activity allows creation of default values for a loan category. These default values are proposed when a corresponding loan is created.
Initial Screen:
Table: TEK060T - Installment Plan and Loan Categories
Second Screen:
Table: TEK060A - Loan Categories
Installment Interval: the length of the intervals between the installments. The system determines the due dates of the installments using the start date, the installment interval, and the interval category.
Interval Type: the interval between installments. The system determines the due date for installments from the start date, the installment inervals, and the interval type. Standard Values:
1 = Days
2 = Weeks
3 = Months
4 = Every 2 Weeks
Sub-transaction for items due in return payment plan: In some application areas, this indicator determines parameters such as the interest key as well as the due dates. You cannot change the main transaction - it is determined via the internal main transaction 0085. In contrast to the installment plan where you cannot change the sub-transaction for the installments, here you can use a separate sub-transaction.
Sub-transaction for credit posting from loans: When you enter a loan repayment plan, the system automatically triggers the posting of the available credit. The sub-transaction to be used can be defaulted here.
Sub-transaction for posting receivables from loans: Once a loan repayment plan has been entered, this automatically triggers the posting of the receivable to the amount of the available credit. This receivables posting forms the basis of the loan repayment plan. The sub-transaction to be used can be defaulted here.
Thursday, February 16, 2012
Loans (Part 2) EK09
Define Specifications for Loans
This IMG activity allows you to store the document types which are proposed when a loan is created. The required document types must be created before configuring this.
This IMG activity allows you to store the document types which are proposed when a loan is created. The required document types must be created before configuring this.
Monday, January 16, 2012
Loans (Part 1)
Menu Path: Financial Accounting (New) -> Contract Accounts Receivable and Payable -> Business Transaction -> Loans
This function is not suitable for Insurance Company.
SAP IS-U allows you to define:
This function is not suitable for Insurance Company.
SAP IS-U allows you to define:
- Specifications for Loans
- Loan Categories
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