What is the difference between the ledger approach and the accounts approach to parallel valuation in Asset Accounting?
A.
In the ledger approach, you assign a ledger group to every depreciation area, unlike the accounts approach.
B.
In the ledger approach, you maintain additional depreciation areas to post the delta valuation of each accounting principle, unlike the accounts approach.
C.
In the accounts approach, you define a technical clearing account for integrated asset acquisitions, unlike the ledger approach.
D.
In the accounts approach, you assign a separate set of accounts for each accounting principle, unlike the ledger approach.
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