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Cost center accounting allows you to allocate costs from sender cost centers to receiver cost centers using assessments. The document provides steps for executing an assessment cycle using transaction code KSUB, including selecting periods and fiscal year, executing a test run, and viewing sender and receiver cost centers. Requirements for the upcoming planning year's assessment cycle must be maintained.
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