on 04-08-2011 7:26 AM
Hi Friends,
I want to create a condition type as expense in my pricing procedure. Can you please guide which condition type would be best for it. The scenario is as below:
I am calculating the service tax outside the total amount in my invoice, but this service tax is getting added to the customer account account which i want to set-off against this expense account. Reason we are not taking the service tax from the customer but paying on behalf of the customer to the govt. What i have decided is that i will create an expense condition which be the total of the service tax and this amount will be adjusted against the customer account.
Can anyone please help.
Regards,
Wasim.
Hi,
Thanks for your valuable replies but i want the service tax to hit my tax payable account. How can i achieve this without hitting the customer account.
Regards,
Wasim.
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It is not possible to hit one account only. If there is a debit entry in the tax GL then there has to be a credit entry (to customer receivables acc.).
One more thing you can do is -
for service tax condition type you make setting in account key and VKOA setting to hit the desired GL.
Then, Create another condition type (should be 100% of service tax - i.e. maintain calculation type %, store 100% in condn rec., in the from column put the step no. of the service tax condition, in condition type mark as negative). Make necessary settings in account key and VKOA to hit a Dummy GL.
Thanks
You can mark service taxes as statistical in pricing procedure.
It will not hit any GL account. But you can take out a report periodically and do FI JV for account posting to the service tax payable acc.
Thanks
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