on 05-06-2011 8:05 AM
Hi All,
We've a scenario wherein, we're combining some normal deliveries and return deliveries into a 'collective invoice' and in some cases, the net value of the billing document is ZERO.
And when the net value is ZERO, we want to create a proforma equivalent document( ZF8).
And all these SOs are delivery relevant and PGI is carried out for these deliveries, and when proforma( ZF8) is being created> should we create the accounting document? The point of discussion is that since GI/ GR has happenedaccouting document needs to be created to close the COGS .. hence my question is should the invoice be created or can we leave it open?
Regards,
Raghu
should we create the accounting document? The point of discussion is
that since GI/ GR has happened--accouting document needs to be
created to close the COGS
I feel, you are not much familiar with SD process. Creation of billing document is not related to COGS. Once you do PGI, automatically in the background, system will generate a material / accounting document and the impact will be
a) your COGS account will get debited and
b) Inventory account will get credited
Even if you generate a commercial invoice, it wont have any impact on the above. For information, once you generate a commercial billing document, following would be your accounting entries
a) Debit customer account and
b) Credit sales account
Here G/L Account for COGS and sales account will be different
thanks
G. Lakshmipathi
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how can you create invoice with regular deliveris and return deliveries, system will not allow.
Proforma invoice F8 is not relevant for accounting document.
If you want to seetle use F2 and RE for invoices and return invoice.
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