Foreign currency valuation – Realized Loss in SAP S4 HANA

Foreign currency valuation – Realized Loss in SAP S4 HANA.

Understanding: While clearing the customer/vendor open items, the entire exchange rate difference is posted as a realized gain or loss. This occurs when the transaction is settled, and the exchange rate difference is actually realized.

End to End Scenario for Realized Loss: Rs. 3/-

  1. On 10-11-2024 the Currency Exchange Rate for 1 USD = 85 INR.
  2. On 10-11-2024 Posted a Vendor Invoice T code: FB60 (Currency I USD = 85 INR).
  3. On 05-12-2024 the Currency Exchange Rate for 1 USD = 88 INR.
  4. On 05-12-2024 Posting a Payment T code: F-53/F110.
DescriptionAmount
Vendor Invoice85 INR * 10 USD = 850 INR
Vendor Payment88 INR * 10 USD = 880 INR
Exchange rate difference – Realized Loss (-) 30 INR

T code: OB08.

T code: FB60.

T code: OB08.

Go to T code: F-53.

Enter all the required info like – Document date, Company code, Currency – USD, House Bank, Account, Amount, Value date, Text, Vendor account.

Click on “Process open items” button.

Select the open item to clear.

Click on Document -> Simulate to check the accounting entry.

Accounting entry with document currency (USD).

Click on Display currency to see the document in local currency.

Realized Loss in SAP S4 HANA

Accounting entry with Company code Currency (INR).

Realized Loss in SAP S4 HANA

Click on post button.

Document posted.

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