on 06-13-2011 11:33 PM
Good afternoon
I ask your support to know if anyone has concimiento if the Factoring process (the Empire State payment intermediaries) is handled in SAP if it already has some entings transactions or processes for companies in Mexico.
As we tried to find more information and this is very limited or not found, the process itself does not carry on a program z we find more problems with our tax shifts.
Thank you for your attention.
Good day
OK, I think this is the same thing.
SAP provides 2 options here, you can use the Alternative Payee option, so another Vendor can be setup on the Vendor for payment. The function, I prefer to use is the "Head Office" function, where invoices are raised against a Vendor, but paid to the Factor instead.
If you want a worked example, I can send this to you, you can find me on LinkedIn.com
regards, Naeem
http://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=21297085&trk=tab_pro
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Hello, not the business process is when the company due to a supplier and a third party requests the payment known as "financial intermediary", this payment can be made in parts of 80-20, 70 - 30, this process known in Mexico as Factoring
Thank you for your help.
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Liliana, are you referring to the business process, where you receive a Vendor Invoice and it is to be paid to a third party, a Factor? In the UK for instance I know RBS do this, they collect money on behalf of their clients.
Please confirm.
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