Access Rights Assignment per Report/Layout

Dear SAP Experts,
Could you give me a hint where access rights for reports (smartforms or sapscript) are assigned?
To give more requirement, what if we want to be more specific such that for example, we have 2 companies which are using the same report (e.g. Invoice), but we want to assign a different layout for each company automatically (depends on the company code of the invoice)? Is this "customizable" or should be programmed?
Your advice is highly appreciated.

Hello,
This will be the customized one, create an authorization object like ZXYZ in SU21, and now inform the basis guys to assign the auth object to the required profiles, no win the report program i.e. the print program use Authority-check syntax. If the sy-subrc = then get the one layout or else another layout.

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