on 09-02-2010 11:25 AM
Hi Experts,
whenever i am creating customer master data, JCSR, JCST, JLSR and JLST are automatically coming in tax Category column at Billing Documents tab in Sales area Data. Normally we have to maintain somewhere the above stated condition category then only it will appear at the place in customer master data.
My question is that where is maintaining the JCSR, JCST, JLSR and JLST condition types in order to appear in the customer master data?
Thanks
Shibu Chandran
Hi Shibu Chandran,
IMG-Sales and Distribution--->Basic Functuions>Taxes--> Define Tax Determination rules(OVK1)
IMG-Sales and Distribution--->Basic Functuions>Taxes>Define Tax Relevancy of Master Records-->Customer Taxes(OVK3)
Regards,
Seegal
Edited by: Raga on Sep 2, 2010 5:38 AM
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Hello Shibu,
Firstly you have to assign the Tax Categories (Condition Types) to your Country.
This is done at IMG - Sales and Distribution - Basic Functions - Taxes - Define Tax Determination Rules
Here you also define the sequence of the Tax Category.
Then you define the above Tax Caterories for Customer Master
This is dome at IMG - Sales and Distribution - Basic Functions - Taxes - Define Tax Relevancy Of Master Records - Customer Taxes
Here you define the list of Tax Categories applicable in Customer Master along with tax Classification (e.g. Tax Liable / not liable / etc...)
Hope this clarifies...
Thanks,
Jignesh mehta
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Hi Shibu Chandran,
You can find them from
SD > Basic functions > Taxes > define tax determination rule
SD > Basic functions > Taxes > define regional codes
SD > Basic functions > Taxes > Define tax relevancy of master records
Additionally, system gathers them if it configures there and you should maintain condition type and condition records according to your condition access sequence.
Regards,
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hi,
the above all are CIN Condition Types in CIN Pricing Procedure and you will assign the same in normal Pricing Procedure as condition types.
you have to assign there and create a condition record for the same and that will flow into sales order and to billing.
regards,
balajia.
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