How use the field ANLA-EHWRT in Asset Master Data?

[Former Member]

Hi Gurus,

I need to use the field ANLA-EHWRT in Asset Master Data, but I don't know his functional use, please, can you help me with these questions?

1. What is the original use for the field ANLA-EHWRT?
2. How you can active the field ANLA-EHWRT in Screen Layout at Asset Master Data?

Thanks for your help!

See you...

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hello Jose,

Checking ANLA-EHWRT in SE11, it is for the "Assessed Value" which is also called manual net worth value in table ANLA, wherein it is stated to be used if you want to indicate a manual property value in the asset master record. If you do not enter a manual property value, the system will then provide a value of zero.

Manual property value is used if the property value of an asset is not to be depreciated, but first you will have to set manual property value indicator. The net worth tax reports in the system will then use this values, even if you do not manage a depreciation area for net worth tax.

Hope that helps.

Regards,

Kevin

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Kevin, thank you for your reply, but I think you confuse the field "ANLA-WRTMA - Manual net worth tax value" with the field "ANLA-EHWRT - Assessed value", and it are not the same field, in fact when I fill ANLA-WRTMA and look in the table, the field ANLA-EHWRT is empty.

How do you fill ANLA-EHWRT?

Thank you!

[former_member205041 · Accepted solution]

Hi,

ANLA-EHWRT comes from the component real estate and is used mainly in Germany.

It is filled for example with real estate transactions.

(You are right, it has nothing to do with ERWERT).

best regards Bernhard

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Thanks Bernhard, that's is the correct answer!

[former_member205041]

Hi,

In transaction OAYI you can insert a memo value.

F1 Help:

"...

This value is not depreciated, so that a memo value line item exists for
assets, for which the planned expected useful life has already been
exceeded.

..."

Best regards Bernhard

[Former Member]

Bernhard, thank you for your reply, but it isn't the same field, that is ERWERT and I try to use EHWRT.