on 05-24-2011 11:10 AM
Dear All
For free sample with no commercial value the user want to raise invoice for plant on which excise duty is to be paid.In this senerio excise duty is to be born by company only no recovery from the customer.
I dont think it is possible in normal scenario of sales process,as accounting entry gets effected at billing even for cenvat also.
Can you plz suggest me?
You can make an attempt as follows:-
First create a new tax code in FTXP with the same as that of the existing one which you are using.
Next get a G/L Account from Finance which may be some dummy account. Next go to OB40, select the transaction EXD and maintain the G/L Account for that newly created tax code which should flow in billing document.
thanks
G. Lakshmipathi
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Dear All
Thanks for the input
I am still not clear how I will map the process in which nothing is being taken from the customer and stil the ecxise invoice will be created and paid by the company.
as of now The process flow is S.ODeliveryBilling[No accounting Entry]
How we meet the users requirement.
Kinldly Suggest me.
Hi
Thanks for your input
I can make excise condition type statistical so that it will not effect accouinting, and after billing[Performa Invoice] we can create the excise invoice,but how in this scenario excise duty will be paid by the company.
Can you plz make it clear?
Any suggestion will be highly appreciated.
Hi ,
For sample order , still you can create Excise invoice based on the Proforma Invoice. The problem would be ' the suspense account or recovery acc wont get knocked off as you create Proforma Invoice . In this case , you need to clear this GL account manually from FI Side.
With Regards
S.Siva
Hello
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Thanks & Regards
JP
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