on 04-05-2010 12:26 PM
Hi,
What for TAX item category used for in sales orders. I think TAX stands for non stock items. Could someone explain what is non stock item and how it is treated in sales order with respect to availibility check etc.
regards
TAX is a non-stock item category. ATP is not relevant for this. For example Freight materials will use the non-stock itejm category.
regards
Sai
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Hi,
Non-stock material is material that is not held in stock because it is consumed immediately. (Office supplies such as stationary. You need to create purchase order and accounting document for payment but the stock balance is always zero as it is issued out immediately to the various department.)
NLAG (non-stock material)- Material type
TAX- Item category
CX-Schdule line categ( No Availablity check)
DIEN / NLAG -Item category grp wud be used
Mostly this item category is used in Service ...and there won't be any availbility check for this item...
Reg,
JJ
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Hi
Non stock items is literally what it saids. They are items that are not kept in stock. Whenever it is needed they are procured externally. Typically these are items that are rarely used and is not economically to maintain stock in your warehouse. When it comes to ATP and MRP etc, the MRP settings will point to external procurement and confirmation date at the schedule line level will be based on the planned delivery time.
Frank
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