AA - Leasehold Improvements

Hii all of you..
My client is asking to configure Leasehold improvements in asset accounting..
My client wants to do writtern off the assets for a while..
For this written off purpose what we have to do under AA ??
Plss help me out
Tahnks & Regards
Ramki

You can have separate depreciation key with both Interest and Depreciation.
In AO90 you can mention the Expense Account for Interest in Depreciation Dialog Structure.

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    Hii all of you..
    My client is asking to configure Leasehold improvements in asset accounting..
    My client wants to do writtern off the assets for a while..
    For this written off purpose what we have to do under AA ??
    Plss help me out
    Tahnks & Regards
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    Computers                    
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    Short Term Investments     104,895.10     104,895.10     104,895.10     104,895.10
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    Long Term Investments     104,895.10     104,895.10     104,895.10     104,895.10
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    Sundry Debtors                    
    Cash On Hand                    
    Bank Balances with Scheduled Banks In Current Accounts     25,037.04     25,037.04     11,089.20     11,089.20
    131401 - Marfin Popular Bank,Limassol,Cyprus-17911136139     9,935.51     9,935.51     9,935.51     9,935.51
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    Loans & Advances                    
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    Tax Deducted at Source - Non Resident u/s 195                    
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    JUN_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
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    NOV_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
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    MAR_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
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    NETMAN_ITEM_NO      FILLER POSITION(1) CHAR TERMINATED BY ',',
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    JAN_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    JAN_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    FEB_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    FEB_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    MAR_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    MAR_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    APR_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    APR_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
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    JAN_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    JAN_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    FEB_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    FEB_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
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    MAR_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
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    TOT_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    JAN_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    JAN_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    FEB_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    FEB_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    MAR_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    MAR_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    APR_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    APR_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    MAY_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    MAY_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    JUN_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    JUN_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    AMOUNT          CHAR
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    WHEN AMOUNT != '0'
    FIELDS TERMINATED BY ',' OPTIONALLY ENCLOSED BY '"'
    TRAILING NULLCOLS
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    PERIOD_ID          CONSTANT '8',
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    ACCOUNT          FILLER CHAR,
    TOT_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    JAN_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    JAN_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    FEB_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    FEB_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    MAR_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    MAR_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    APR_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    APR_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    MAY_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    MAY_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    JUN_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    JUN_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    JUL_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    JUL_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
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    WHEN AMOUNT != '0'
    FIELDS TERMINATED BY ',' OPTIONALLY ENCLOSED BY '"'
    TRAILING NULLCOLS
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    SPEND               FILLER CHAR,
    ACCOUNT          FILLER CHAR,
    TOT_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    JAN_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    JAN_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    FEB_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    FEB_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    MAR_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    MAR_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    APR_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    APR_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    MAY_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    MAY_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    JUN_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    JUN_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    JUL_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    JUL_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    AUG_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    AUG_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    AMOUNT          CHAR
    INTO TABLE BUDGET_COST
    append
    WHEN AMOUNT != '0'
    FIELDS TERMINATED BY ',' OPTIONALLY ENCLOSED BY '"'
    TRAILING NULLCOLS
    NETMAN_ITEM_NO      FILLER POSITION(1) CHAR TERMINATED BY ',',
    BUDGET_LINE_ID     SEQUENCE(40000,1),
    PERIOD_ID          CONSTANT '10',
    SPEND               FILLER CHAR,
    ACCOUNT          FILLER CHAR,
    TOT_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    JAN_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    JAN_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    FEB_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    FEB_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    MAR_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    MAR_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    APR_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    APR_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    MAY_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    MAY_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    JUN_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    JUN_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    JUL_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    JUL_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    AUG_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    AUG_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    SEP_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    SEP_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    AMOUNT          CHAR
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    WHEN AMOUNT != '0'
    FIELDS TERMINATED BY ',' OPTIONALLY ENCLOSED BY '"'
    TRAILING NULLCOLS
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    BUDGET_LINE_ID     SEQUENCE(40000,1),
    PERIOD_ID          CONSTANT '11',
    SPEND               FILLER CHAR,
    ACCOUNT          FILLER CHAR,
    TOT_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    JAN_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    JAN_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    FEB_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    FEB_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    MAR_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    MAR_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    APR_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    APR_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    MAY_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    MAY_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    JUN_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    JUN_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    JUL_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    JUL_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    AUG_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    AUG_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    SEP_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    SEP_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    OCT_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    OCT_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    AMOUNT          CHAR
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    WHEN AMOUNT != '0'
    FIELDS TERMINATED BY ',' OPTIONALLY ENCLOSED BY '"'
    TRAILING NULLCOLS
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    BUDGET_LINE_ID     SEQUENCE(40000,1),
    PERIOD_ID          CONSTANT '12',
    SPEND               FILLER CHAR,
    ACCOUNT          FILLER CHAR,
    TOT_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    JAN_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    JAN_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    FEB_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    FEB_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
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    MAR_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    APR_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    APR_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    MAY_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    MAY_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    JUN_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    JUN_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    JUL_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    JUL_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    AUG_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    AUG_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    SEP_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    SEP_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    OCT_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    OCT_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    NOV_AMT          FILLER CHAR,
    NOV_CNT          FILLER CHAR,
    AMOUNT          CHAR
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