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Manufacturing Cost Center Planning
SAP Best Practices
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Purpose, Benefits, and Key Process Steps
Purpose During the annual budgeting process, the managers of manufacturing cost centers plan the
costs for various cost types/elements for their respective cost centers. In addition, the quantities of activity types needed for production and their prices are determined.
Benefits Possibility to compare planned and actual costs, monitoring of costs on cost centers.
Allocation of production and overhead costs to products (via activity types).
Key Process Steps Download of cost center budget into spreadsheets, revision by cost center managers,
upload of revised data. Transfer of planned activity requirements from production (SOP). Manual completion of planned data. Calculation of planned activity prices (input for AOP Standard Cost Calculation).
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Required SAP Applications and Company Roles
Required SAP Applications Enhancement package 7 for SAP ERP 6.0
Company Roles Enterprise Controller Internal Controller Cost Center Manager
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Detailed Process Description
Manufacturing Cost Center Planning The following steps are described in Scenario 175 – General Cost Center Planning: copy
the previous year’s actual expenses or budget data for the cost centers into an AOP (annual operative planning) budget version in cost center accounting, posting of planned depreciation, download of data into spreadsheets, review by cost center managers and upload back into SAP.
The resource requirements in the form of planned activity quantities are transferred from Sales and Operations planning to the cost centers as planned activity consumption. Plan reconciliation between the SOP activity requirements and manually planned requirements on the operational cost centers is carried out. Once the activity quantities and budget amounts are finalized, planned activity prices are calculated in the system.
The planned activity prices are used for the Standard Cost Calculation.
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Transfer Planned Activity Requirements
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Plan Reconciliation
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Accept Scheduled Labor and Overhead
Activity for Manufacturing Cost
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General Cost Center Planning
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SOP through Long Term Planning /
Capacity (173)
Plan Activity Based on Capacity
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Calculate Rate Based on Capacity
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Plan Direct Labor Expenses
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Download Cost Elements for
Income/Expense Budget to Excel
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Send Excel to Cost Center Manager
Upload Cost Elements for Income and
Expenses Excluding Operations
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Plan Direct Overhead Expenses
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Update Budget Values for Operation Cost
Budget
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Plan Statistical key Figures
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Check Plan Assessment: Buildings and
Maintenance Costs
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Confirm Allocation of Operations Cost Budget
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Activity Price Calculation
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Confirm Accurate Calculation of Price
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AOP - Standard Cost Calculation
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Enterprise Controller Internal Controller Cost Center Manager
Execute Plan Assessment for Quality
Costs
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Check Plan Accrual Calculation
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Final Planning Steps (175)
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