on 09-25-2008 12:11 PM
Hi all,
I have configured Depot sales (For Imports) successfully; I have created sales order (VA01), Delivery Document and PGI (VL01N), Excise invoice for delivery at depot (J1IJ) and Billing Document. But BED, SED, AED and CESS values are not coping in to billing document (I have not yet maintained UTXJ condition record so far) Is it necessary to maintain UTXJ condition record.
Please Can any one explain me in detail from where exactly BED, SED, AED and CESS values will be copied into the Billing document I mean, values will be picked from Condition record(UTXJ) or Excise invoice(J1IJ) which is created with reference to source document(J1IG).
Thanks and regards
Swamy HP
I resolved it. Thanks for your valuable inputs.
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Dear Swamy,
You are using TAXINJ or TAXINN. if you are using TAXINN , we dont need UTXJ.
All the excise duty values will be picked from the pricing procedure based on the condition types and condition records maintained for the same.
if the pricing procedure is same for the sales order and billing document, then the values are being picked from the sale order it self. and the same copied to billing document. and if at all you are having the different pricing procedure for the billing doucment type, then the values will be picked from the billing document linked pricing procedure.
As well you can see the same in the billing document, pricing analysis .
And also the same condition types are linked in the TAXINN procedure by FI consultants .
Best Regards
SRI
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Hi Swamy,
Pls note that you need to attach routine no 356 to the condition type JEX2, JECS, JA1Y condition type in SD pricing procedure.
This routine need to be attached in Alternate Calculation Type.
This routine will fetch the values picked during J1IJ transaction.
Hope this will resolve your issue.
Regards,
Dnyandeo H. Ainarkar
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Hi Dnyandeo,
I have already assigned routine no 356 to the condition type JEX2, JECS, JA1Y condition type in SD pricing procedure but still billing doc is not picking any excise values.
For which Tax procedure you are taking abt because I am using TAXINJ(condition based Tax procedure).
If it picks automatically, then it will pick same values for End customer too, In this case it should not pick excise values because end customer is not Relevant for excise benifit so for him every thing will be added into the price, this can be controled by using key combations in VK11(condition record).
Reply me
Thanks and Regards,
Swamy HP
Hi swamy
If u want a differenciate pricing for two different customer.. Thatmeans when u create normal invoice for normal customer it should pick up normal pricing procedure.
If u are raising Cin invoice to customer then it should pick up Cin Pricing Procedure.
For this u have to create two pricing procedures
one for normal
one for Cin
and u have to create two different Customer Pricing procedure and Document Pricing Procedures.
U have to create two order types and delivery and billing types
IF u done all these then u will make differenciate between customers.
Because v have created this process
Any quries revert back to me.
Regards
Srinivas.
Dear Swamy
UTXJ is for tax conditions. For Excise Duty, you should maintain the relevant datas in J1ID.
Check in J1ID, whether you have maintained the following:-
- Material and Chapter ID combination
- Customer Excise Details
- Excise Indicator for Plant
In all these, you should maintain "1" in the respective tabs
Besides all these, delivering plant should flow in sale order.
thanks
G. Lakshmipathi
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