Configuring SAP Financial Accounting - Vol. II

This book on 'Configuring SAP Financial Accounting' in SAP S/4HANA Finance (1909), has been published in two volumes: Volume I and Volume II.

The Vol. II (this book) covers:

Configuring SAP Financial Accounting - Vol. I
Case Study (Project Dolphin & Project Starfish)
Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable
Contract Accounts Receivable and Payable
Bank Accounting
Asset Accounting

In Vol. I of the title we have covered:
SAP HANA
SAP S/4HANA
SAP S/4HANA Finance
Case Study (Project Dolphin & Project Oyster)
Enterprise Structure
FI Global Settings I (Fields, Ledgers, Fiscal Year, Posting Period, Parallel Accounting, Integration of SAP CO with SAP FI, and Company Code Global Parameters)
FI Global Settings II (Documents, Inflation Accounting and Correspondence)
FI Global Settings III (Taxes including Extended Withholding Tax)
General Ledger Accounting

To give you an idea of what has been covered in 'Configuring SAP Financial Accounting - Vol. I', we have captured the details, in this book, in a Chapter-wise summary of that coverage with configuration highlights that has been discussed in each of those Chapters, from 1 to 9.
The book covers Accounts Receivable (FI-A/R) and Accounts Payable (FI-A/P), in detail. It covers customer and vendor accounts, business transactions associated with both FI-A/R and FI-A/P and the information system. In business transactions, you will see topics like incoming invoices, release for payment, payments (outgoing & incoming, manual and automatic), dunning, open item clearing, down payment processing, adjustment posting, interest calculation and closing operations.
In Contracts Accounts Receivable and Payable (SAP FICA), with a separate case study (Project Starfish), we discuss the functionality and the configuration required for setting up of SAP FICA for a business.
In Bank Accounting (FI-BL), you will learn about bank master data (bank directory, house bank, business partner's bank, bank distribution etc.), bank chains, payment transactions including manual & electronic bank statement, lockbox processing, cash journal and online payments.
The book covers Asset Accounting (FI-AA) in great detail. It covers the organizational structure, structuring fixed assets in FI-AA (including special forms of assets, asset classes etc.), integration of FI-AA with other SAP components including SAP FI-G/L, general & special valuation, depreciation, master data, transactions (like acquisitions, retirements, transfers, capitalization of assets under construction etc.), FI-AA information system, asset data transfer, preparations for going live and overview for experts.
As with my other books on SAP, this book also follows a case-study approach to make your learning easy. Efforts have been taken, throughout the book, to guide you step-by-step in understanding how to configure your SAP system, to meet your exact business needs. Each configuration activity has been discussed with appropriate screen shots (from an SAP system) and illustrations to help you 'see' what is being discussed in that activity / step. You will see a lot of additional information, provided across the Chapters and the Sections, to help you understand a topic or a configuration setting or a concept better. The entire content of the book, vide various Chapters, has been presented as in SAP IMG (Implementation Guide), for easy comprehension. You will come across with appropriate menu paths and Transactions, to help you to navigate the various activities.
In all, you can use this book as a desktop-reference for configuring SAP FI. As the Chapters have been progressively elaborated, you will certainly find this as informative and easy to comprehend.