on 02-09-2009 3:05 AM
Dear SD Expert,
In my condition record for condition type MWST, it shows amount 7.000 which is equivalent to 7% tax.
but why in the pricing report for tax under t.code V/LD it shows as 70.00?
Is there a way to fix this so that the pricing report will show either 7.000 or rather just 7% instead of 70.00?
Please advise. Thanks.
Regards,
LEE
Dear SD Experts,
I cant seem to find the fix or any sap notes regarding about this. I wouldn't whether it is a SAP bug or not. Would appreciate if someone can assist me in this matter.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
LEE
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Looks like it's a standard behavior when the unit in the condition record is missing (or is not %).
I ran the report in our test system and all records that have Unit = % are displayed correctly, but one record with a blank unit is getting multiplied by 10, as you've described. In the condition record I see 15.00, but in the report - 150.00
You might want to correct the condition record.
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Hi Jelena,
Is there anything wrong with my condition record? Amount is shown as 7.000 and Calculation type is shown as A = Percentage. So 7.000 = 7%. Its just a tax percentage calculation.
If the pricing report shows amount as 70.00, then the pricing report must be wrong. User will think that tax is 70% instead of the correct amount which is 7%.
It is also a standard report to show a list of condition record created for Tax only under transaction code 'V/LD'
Is there a way to configure this or it needs to be customized?
Please advise. Thanks!
Regards,
LEE
HI Yeow,
SAP stores the chinese and korean currencies for example, in format of 70.00 for a indicator of 7%. this is the standard way the currencies are stored due to the decimal places
thica can be the explnation for the display. there might be a sap note to correct the display
thanks
akasha
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