on 04-21-2009 8:29 AM
Hi SAP Gurus,
In CIN, when I created excise invoice with Tcode J1IIN with reference to invoice, I found zero values. When I checked the pricing conditions tab in Billing, I observed that condition types JEXT and JECT are having zero values. Why the system is not picking the values for these condition types, though condition records are being maintained.? In my pricing procedure there is no UTXJ conditon type. Should I maintain the condition records for UTXJ though it is not in our pricing procedure?, since UTXJ is link between tax procedure, pricing procedure and tax code. I expect guidance in this regard..
Thanks in advance
Raksha.
Dear Rakesh,
100% maintenance in the condition types for Excise values indicate on what % of base price will the excise rate be applicable.
then next what will be the rate of Excise is defined through Material chapter ID settings & rates attached to chpter heading.
Hope its clear.
Regards,
Akhileshwar K
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You will have to include UTXJ in your pricing proceedure, also please check material chapter id combination & rates attached to chapter heading.
Regards,
Akhileshwar K
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Dear Raksha,
UTXJ is not required I believe.
1. Check whether condition types for totals (BED/Ed Cess/SHEd Cess) are maintained in the pricing procedure or not.
2. Check the access sequence is JDUM for the above condition types.
3. Maintain condition records for all the above three excise condition types (Totals) with value as 100% in VK11.
Please try this and let us know.
Thanks
Isaac
Dear Raksha,
100% has to be maintained for the Excise Totals Condition types ( JEXT - IN A/R BED total /and also for the Ed Cess and SHEd Cess) not for the BED, SED,CESS condition types. Please check whether your pricing procedure has the Excise Totals Condition types and follow the steps given above and let us know.
Thanks
Isaac
Hi Raksha,
After maintaining the customisations already mentioned, maintain the Condition Record for JEXT and JECT as 100%.
In TAXINN, the excise rates appear in J1IIN only if the values against the Excise Total condition types are determined. By mainitaining 100% against the condition type the excise rates are calculated for the full value for BED, Cess.
Regards,
Karthik
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Raksha Agarval ,
In TAXINN there is no UTXJ condition type. Here the condition records are maintained through VK11 and condition types are maintained within sales and Distribution itself. Check whether you have maintained condition types JEXT and other relevent condition types thoruh VK11.
1. Check whether the values are flowing in sales order.
2. If no then check in Item details --> Condition tab screen by clicking Analysis button.
3. If Yes, Check the copy controls VTFL
Check CIN settings
1. Check whether you have maintained in
IMG --> LG --> Tax on Goods Movements --> India --> Business Transactions --> outgoing excise Invoices --> Assign Billing types to Delivery types
2. IMG --> LG --> Tax on Goods Movements --> India --> Basic Settings --> Determination of Excise Duty --> Maintain Excise Defaults
3. IMG --> LG --> Tax on Goods Movements --> India --> Basic Settings --> Determination of Excise Duty --> Condition Based Excise determination --> Classify Condition Types
Regards
Sathya
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hi
which procedure you are using is it TAXINJ or TAXINN
check in the table J_1IEXCHDR whether the values are flowing
whether the excise invoice is for domestic or exports sales
regards
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