Hierarchy
⤷ ICM (Application Component) Incentive and Commission Management (ICM)
⤷ CACSE2 (Package) ICM: ELT Persistence
Basic Data
Data Element | CACSELTTRFRESPBASE |
Short Description | ELT: Basis for Liability Transfer Percentage Rate |
Data Type
Category of Dictionary Type | D | Domain |
Type of Object Referenced | No Information | |
Domain / Name of Reference Type | CACSELTTRFRESPBASE | |
Data Type | CHAR | Character String |
Length | 1 | |
Decimal Places | 0 | |
Output Length | 1 | |
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Basic direction is set to LTR | ||
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Field Label
Length | Field Label | |
Short | 10 | Liab.Basis |
Medium | 15 | Liability Basis |
Long | 40 | Basis for Liability Transfer Percentage |
Heading | 40 | Basis for Liability Transfer Percentage |
Documentation
Definition
Determines the reference base for the transfer percentage rate in a liability transfer.
Use
Liability can be transferred proportionally as follows:
- Free entitlement: The liaibility of the disbursed entitlement remains with the transferring contract. Consequently, the transfer percentage rate determines which share of the remaining free liability is to be transferred.
- Remaining liability value: it is not taken into account that part of the entitlement was already disbursed. Consequently the transfer percentage rate indicates which share of the whole liability is to be transferred.
Dependencies
In contrast to liability, the maximum value of entitlements that can be transferred must not exceed the free entitlement.
Example
The following examples indicate this difference:
Starting situation
Of the total entitlement of USD 100, an amount of USD 20 has already been disbursed at the point of transfer. Consequently, an amount of USD 80 is available for the entitlement transfer. The liability to be transferred is USD 90.
Examples: free entitlement
A transfer percentage rate of 60% results in an amount of USD 43.20 being transferred to other recipients. The original recipient is still liable for USD 46.80.
Free entitlement share = free entitlement / whole entitlement
= USD 80.00 / USD 100.00
= 0.8
Free liability = liability * free entitlement share
= USD 90.00 * 0.8
= USD 72.00
Liability to be transferred = free liability * transfer percentage rate
= USD 72.00 * 0.6
= USD 43.20
On the other hand, a transfer percentage rate of 100% results in an amount of USD 72.00 being transferred to other recipients. The original recipient is still liable for USD 18.00.
Free entitlement share = free entitlement / whole entitlement
= USD 80.00 / USD 100.00
= 0.8
Free liability = liability * free entitlement share
= USD 90.00 * 0.8
= USD 72.00
Liability to be transferred = free liability * transfer percentage rate
= USD 72.00 * 1.0
= USD 72.00
Examples: remaining liability value
A transfer percentage rate of 60% results in an amount of USD 54.00 being transferred to other recipients. The original recipient is still liable for USD 36.00.
Liability to be transferred = whole liability * transfer percentage rate
= USD 90.00 * 0.6
= USD 54.00
A transfer percentage rate of 100% results in the whole liability of USD 90.00 being transferred to other recipients. The original recipient is no longer liable.
Liability to be transferred = whole liability * transfer percentage rate
= USD 90.00 * 1.0
= USD 90.00
History
Last changed by/on | SAP | 20050520 |
SAP Release Created in | 600 |