Umoja - Job Aid - Inventory MAP Valuation Adjustments (MR21)
Umoja - Job Aid - Inventory MAP Valuation Adjustments (MR21)
Umoja - Job Aid - Inventory MAP Valuation Adjustments (MR21)
Job
Aid
Advanced BI Funds Management
Table of Contents
Overview ......................................................................................................................................... 2
PART 1: Identify Material(s) / locations relevant for Price Change- MB52 .................................... 3
To review the MAP of a Material use MM60. ................................................................................ 5
Adjust the Material Prices............................................................................................................... 5
Review the Postings ........................................................................................................................ 8
Troubleshooting Error Messages .................................................................................................. 12
PART 2: Corrections for Non-financial inventory MAP adjustments ............................................ 14
In accordance with IPSAS 12, inventory held for sale are to be measured at the lower of cost and net
realizable value (NRV) on an item-by-item or group basis. Inventories held for distribution at no charge,
or for a nominal charge, are to be measured at the lower of cost and current replacement cost.
Upon full deployment of Umoja, the cost of inventory shall be determined using MAP (as outlined in the
UN Policy Framework for IPSAS). The moving average price MAP method is a method of determining
the cost of inventory by re-calculating the average cost of each inventory item after every inventory
purchase.
In Umoja all items managed operationally as inventory are all initially recognized in the same manner (as
a current asset) however adjustments are made to expense non-financial inventory for financial
statement reporting purposes.
Financial inventories include inventory held for sale or external distribution, Strategic Consumables &
Supplies including UN Reserves, and Raw Materials and Work in progress. Financial inventories will be
reported in the IPSAS statement of financial position as a current asset until used, sold, or distributed, at
which point it will be expensed.
Non-financial inventories are materials and supplies consumed internally for the United Nations own
use. These are items that are managed as inventory within the organization though do not meet the
definition of inventory as a current asset. Non-financial inventory will be expensed and not recorded as
a current asset.
Further information regarding financial accounting for inventory can be found in the Umoja job aid
published for financial inventory on iseek.
The following job aid sets out the procedures to be followed once it is identified that MAP adjustments
of inventory are necessary. For example as a result of impairment or in exceptional cases where
inventory was received into a plant and due to the fact there was no existing material at the plant the
item has a MAP of zero (i.e. receiving items with no associated PO).
IMPORTANT: All MAP adjustments post against expenditure GL accounts for Impairment (GL account
ranges 77300000 to 77599999). When the MR21 adjustment relates to a material that is non-financial
Material Valuation changes (using MR21) is only currently performed by the FINANCIAL_ACCOUNTING:
CLOSING_USER, Currently this is done centrally in UNHQ. This is necessary as the user posting needs to
review and adjust for any affects related to Non-Financial inventory in the Statement of Financial
Performance (P&L). Hence any adjustments needed to MAP must be documented in an ineed ticket.
In the case entities need to receive items without a PO an ineed ticket should be also raised once raised
the Logistics Execution Team will provide the appropriate job aids and outline the procedure to be
followed by the entity.
The method by which the new MAP is obtained needs to be documented fully and approved by the CFO
at the location.
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Once material adjustment is identified, a report should be run which outlines at the storage locations
where this material is currently available. The Warehouse Stocks of Material report (Transaction
MB52) should be used.
1. In the selection screen of MB52 transaction, enter the desired material number into the
Material field and ensure to flag the No zero stock lines option, so all plants/storage
locations where the material exist can be considered for the reporting
2. After executing the transaction, the report shows all the plants / storage locations where the
specified material is available in the organization, together with the actual stock value
information.
If any quantity is available at non-physical storage locations the price revaluation cannot be performed
(for more details, see chapter Troubleshooting Error Messages).
3. Fill out the following fields as described below and then press the Enter key to continue.
4. You will now see a table below the price change document. This is where you will fill out the list
of materials/plants and their new prices. Enter a Material number and Plant on the first line and
press Enter.
Note: In case the material is split valuated, the Valuation Type field also has to be
populated to all relevant materials. Please also note, the revaluation should be done
only for NEW_SUPP or NEW_SPARES split valuations (depending on the material).
5. After pressing enter you will see the current valuation (price) and the new price.
6. Generally the MR21 adjustment will only be done by Plant Location. But where materials exist in
more than one plant. Continue adding all of the additional material/plant combinations you plan
to adjust. The example below shows three lines for one material, with each plant having its own
unique valuation for the same material (if the user is adjusting for their plant only care should
be taken to only include the relevant plant ID).
7. If you need to remove any lines that you added, click on the button to the left of the material
number and then click on the Delete icon.
8. When all material/plant combinations are entered, update the New price field for each line.
Enter in the FIRST New Price Column
9. After all new prices have been entered, post the changes by clicking on the Save icon.
10. If the postings were made successfully, you should see a message in the status bar showing the
document number for the change.
2. Enter the document number and year that you wish to review.
3. The document will show a line for each line material/plant combination adjusted. The Value
chg. field is showing the amount which was posted in the particular plant.
4. To view the accounting documents, select a line by clicking on it and then click on the
Accounting Documents button.
5. Double-click on the document you wish to review. Each will bring you to the appropriate
document that you are familiar with.
6. The financial postings were split up across all inventory holding storage locations which are
currently storing the price changed material. This means the total amount of postings (per plant)
Plant
AT00
Plant KE00
Plant
US00
Review each document as necessary. You can press the back button to return to the Price
Change document view.
7. The following calculation helps to understand how the above posting is generated. The quantity
information is coming from the MB52 report which was mentioned earlier. The Ratio field is
calculated based on the total quantity within a given plant and shows what portion is available
in the particular storage location. Based on the expected posting value is calculated, which can
be found in the previously mentioned accounting document
The following report is a snap-shot of MB52 report, used for the above detailed calculation
8. Last but not least, the Reference and Doc. Header Text information which were provided in
the beginning of executing MR21 transaction are copied into the header of the finance
accounting document.
If any quantity of the particular material is available at a virtual storage location during the price change
transaction (MR21 transaction) the system is raising an error message:
1. First thing you notice is the save of the document (the posting) is not performed and the
following error appears on the bottom of the screen.
2. If you double click on the error, it gives you a generic overview about the reason why the
posting was not completed.
3. As a next step, you can run the MB52 Logistic report to have a better understanding which
entity has inventory in the virtual storage locations.
4. As it can be seen in the above screen-shot, 360 quantity is available at UNONs virtual location,
which need to be moved to the final, physical location. If materials are on the way to the final
physical location, those quantities can be found in the report, without being linked to any
storage location, like the 1100 quantity, also in UNON. The in-transit quantities will be
considered for the financial posting, under the receiving plant/storage locations coding block,
which information is coming from the related logistic document (Stock Transfer Order
document).
The correction to the MAP will generate a posting to an inventory impairment account (in the P&L). This
posting needs to be reversed to the manual inventory account created for the particular inventory class.
Lets assume from the above example that the MR21 adjustment performed on the material in the KE00
Plant relates to non-financial inventory. To correct the effect on the trial balance the following would be
posted.
1. T-code FV50
2. Enter the Doc date and Posting date (same period as the MR21 posting)
3. Enter Header Text as appropriate
4. Doc type SF
5. Credit the Expense impairment account (use the same fund and fund center as the MR21
posting)
6. Debit the Manual Inventory Account (use the same fund and fund center as the MR21 posting).
For a list of Main and Manual inventory accounts please see Annex A.
8. Once the document is posted in work flow please check the accounting documents (FI and FM)