SAP C_S4FCC_2021 SAP Certified Application Associate - SAP S/4HANA Finance for Group Reporting Associates (SAP S/4HANA 2021) Exam Practice Test

In a reporting rule, a report item can be assigned to subitems and FS (Financial Statement) items. Subitems are used to provide more detailed information or breakdowns of the FS items, while FS items represent the main line items in the financial statements.

To correct the issue of a missing group share calculation task in the consolidation monitor, you can either change the task group (option B) or assign a different task group to your version (option C). Both of these options will allow you to include the missing task in the consolidation monitor.

The prerequisites for a horizontal merger include both consolidation units belonging to different consolidation groups and both consolidation units belonging to the same consolidation group1.

Breakdown categories control subitem field values when posting to SAP S/4HANA Finance for group reporting. Subitems are used to provide additional granularity and detail in financial reporting. (Reference:

According to the Breakdown Categories document1, breakdown categories classify subassignments that are required for Financial Statement (FS) items to perform consolidation tasks. The following breakdown category fields are supported1:

• Partner Unit
• Subitem Category
• Subitem
• Transaction Currency
• Unit of Measure

For each FS item, the breakdown category determines which subassignments must be entered1. For example, if an FS item is assigned with breakdown category 1A10, the data records of this FS item must have a subitem category value of 1 (Transaction Type) and a subitem value from the selection S-BC-TT-011.

The recommended way to summarize the cash accounts into SAP S/4HANA Finance for group reporting is to map all 10 cash G/L accounts to one Financial Statement (FS) item. This allows the system to aggregate the balances of these accounts into a single FS item, simplifying the reporting process.

When there is a balance sheet and income statement posting in a group journal entry, the offsetting entries are created by the selected Financial Statement (FS) items for automatic posting. This feature ensures that the balance sheet and income statement are always in balance (SAP Help Portal: Group Journal Entries).

SAP Intercompany Matching and Reconciliation accesses intercompany data from tables ACDOCU (Universal Journal Entry Line Items - Consolidation View) and ACDOCA (Universal Journal Entry Line Items - General Ledger View). These tables store the financial data needed for the intercompany reconciliation process.

if the balance sheet in SAP S/4HANA Finance for group reporting is out of balance, when data validation is run, the result is that the variance will be posted to a statistical financial statement item. A statistical financial statement item is a special type of FS item that is used to store variances or differences between debit and credit balances. A statistical financial statement item does not affect the balance sheet total or net income.

Non-historic currency translation adjustments normally post to a currency translation adjustment financial statement (FS) item and to a currency translation adjustment subitem. This allows for proper tracking and reporting of currency translation adjustments.

A reconciliation case in SAP Intercompany Matching and Reconciliation is used to select matching methods. Matching methods define the criteria for matching intercompany transactions, ensuring that the transactions are accurately reconciled and eliminating discrepancies between the financial statements of different entities within a group.

According to the SAP S/4HANA Finance for Group Reporting Associates documents1, a consolidation ledger must be configured in order to release plan data into SAP S/4HANA Finance for group reporting. A consolidation ledger is a data container that stores the plan data for a specific consolidation scenario and fiscal year variant. A consolidation ledger can have multiple versions to store different versions of plan data.

In group reporting, SAP Intercompany Matching and Reconciliation reason codes are used to identify transaction differences in intercompany eliminations. These codes help to track and resolve discrepancies between intercompany transactions.