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The government of Mexico requires that companies submit a set of reports to meet the legal requirements of Electronic Accounting reporting (or eAccounting, as it is commonly called).
To report eAccounting with Advanced Compliance Reporting (ACR), you can use the following set of reports:
In this post we’ll go through the Chart of Accounts report, which is the first report you should run in order to report eAccounting in Mexico.
The Chart of Accounts report is generally submitted once when you start to declare eAccounting information, and then sent again whenever any G/L account is added, modified or deleted from the chart of accounts, or if requested by SAT (Servicio de Administración Tributaria).
How can you use the Chart of Accounts report?
When you run the Chart of Accounts report in the Run Compliance Reports app, you generate an XML file that contains a list of general ledger accounts, as defined in a Financial Statement Version (FSV) that you create specifically for eAccounting.
That is, the chart of accounts is a list of the G/L accounts you have to report to SAT, under the predefined account groups catalog. The XML output file of the Chart of Accounts report contains the following details of G/L accounts:
The header of the XML file shows details about the fiscal year, month, tax number of the company code for which you are generating the chart of accounts, and the version of the legal XML file.
Before running the Chart of Accounts report, you need to go through some settings.
If you are running with SAP S/4HANA, you need to:
If you are running with SAP S/4HANA Cloud, you will receive the FSV and G/L accounts pre-configured for eAccounting, but if you need to do modifications you can refer to:
Done! Now you’re ready to run the Chart of Accounts report. See below an example of report run:
We hope this post is useful for you. Now you know how you can prepare a company’s chart of accounts for eAccounting reporting in Mexico.
Did this post help you? Leave your like and share the content with your colleagues!
Do you have questions about eAccounting for Mexico in ACR? Check our SAP FAQ Note for eAccounting.
You can find the full documentation for eAccounting in ACR in the SAP Help Portal:
SAP S/4HANA Cloud: help.sap.com/viewer/s4h_ce_mexico
SAP S/4HANA: help.sap.com/viewer/s4h_op_mexico
See you the next time and stay compliant,
Rosana
#ACR #SAPGoGlobal #SAPLocalization
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The government of Mexico requires that companies submit a set of reports to meet the legal requirements of Electronic Accounting reporting (or eAccounting, as it is commonly called).
To report eAccounting with Advanced Compliance Reporting (ACR), you can use the following set of reports:
- Chart of Accounts (MX_CHTACCTS_DCL)
- Account Balance (MX_ACCT_BAL_REP)
- Auxiliary Report of Accounts (MX_ACCT_AUX)
- Journal Entries Details (MX_JE_DETAILS)
- Auxiliary Report of Folios (MX_FOLIOS_AUX)
In this post we’ll go through the Chart of Accounts report, which is the first report you should run in order to report eAccounting in Mexico.
The Chart of Accounts report is generally submitted once when you start to declare eAccounting information, and then sent again whenever any G/L account is added, modified or deleted from the chart of accounts, or if requested by SAT (Servicio de Administración Tributaria).
The Chart of Accounts Report
How can you use the Chart of Accounts report?
When you run the Chart of Accounts report in the Run Compliance Reports app, you generate an XML file that contains a list of general ledger accounts, as defined in a Financial Statement Version (FSV) that you create specifically for eAccounting.
That is, the chart of accounts is a list of the G/L accounts you have to report to SAT, under the predefined account groups catalog. The XML output file of the Chart of Accounts report contains the following details of G/L accounts:
- Account group
- Nature of the account
- Level of the account
- Account description
- Account number
The header of the XML file shows details about the fiscal year, month, tax number of the company code for which you are generating the chart of accounts, and the version of the legal XML file.
How to configure the Chart of Accounts Report
Before running the Chart of Accounts report, you need to go through some settings.
If you are running with SAP S/4HANA, you need to:
- Create a new FSV in your system that is specific for eAccounting according to SAT’s accounts catalog.
- Assign G/L accounts to a grouping code and nature.
- Add the FSV you have created to ACR reporting entity parameters.
You find the step by step for these processes in the blog How to Prepare your Company’s Chart of Accounts for Electronic Accounting in Mexico, or in the SAP Help Portal, under Financial Statement Version for Electronic Accounting.
If you are running with SAP S/4HANA Cloud, you will receive the FSV and G/L accounts pre-configured for eAccounting, but if you need to do modifications you can refer to:
- FSV: Self-service configuration app Maintain Financial Statement Versions, under Master Data.
- G/L accounts: Self-service configuration app Manage Chart of Accounts, under Master Data.
Done! Now you’re ready to run the Chart of Accounts report. See below an example of report run:
1 – In the SAP Fiori Launchpad, choose the Run Compliance Reports app.
2 – Filter for the MX_CHTACCTS_DCL report and choose the run you want to execute.
3 – Choose New Run.
4 – Fill in the parameters and choose Run.
6 – Select the generated file, and choose Download.
Example of XML output file of the Chart of Accounts report.
We hope this post is useful for you. Now you know how you can prepare a company’s chart of accounts for eAccounting reporting in Mexico.
Did this post help you? Leave your like and share the content with your colleagues!
Do you have questions about eAccounting for Mexico in ACR? Check our SAP FAQ Note for eAccounting.
You can find the full documentation for eAccounting in ACR in the SAP Help Portal:
SAP S/4HANA Cloud: help.sap.com/viewer/s4h_ce_mexico
SAP S/4HANA: help.sap.com/viewer/s4h_op_mexico
See you the next time and stay compliant,
Rosana
#ACR #SAPGoGlobal #SAPLocalization
This post was translated from English into Spanish using the SAP Translation Portal. Check it out!
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