on 03-29-2012 7:51 AM
Dear All,
The sales process to be followed in our company for the scrap sales is as follows Order creation > Delivery > PGI > Invoice creation and release to Accounting document.
I have created a order for Revenue PR00 -- Rs. 1000
Tax Collected at source (TCS)1% of base price i.e. Rs. 10
Total sales order value to be collected from customer is Rs.1010
I had processed the sales order with all condition records and tax codes. In sales order condition tab page I can see the value are fetched from condition records (Rev 1000 TCS 1% of Rev) but the net value is showing as Rs 1000.
After delivery when I am processing the invoice the accounting document is generated with
Customer Dr 1000
Rev Account Cr 1000
TCS account Dr 10
TCS Offsetting account Cr 10
In my pricing procedure their are only two condition type used. The pricing procedure (Condition type and account key) is as follows
PR00 ERL
JTCS (statistical ) NO ACC KEY
TotalTCS TCS
Total Amount to be paid by Customer No account key
I had tried to work around but with removing the statistical field for the field JTCS but then no accounting document is created and the error it gives is "BALANCE IN TRANSACTION CURRENCY".
I need your help to resolve my problem so that i can get the following accounting document entry
Customer Dr 1010
Rev Cr 1000
TCS Cr 10
Thanks and Regards
Suhas
Have you checked with your FI consultants before posting this ? From SD side, you can play around with Account Keys and G/L Accounts but ultimately, it is FI people who have to decide as to how the FI postings should be.
Having said this, I am sure, you should be having two G/L Accounts; one for customer debit and another for TCS. If you want the TCS amount also to include in customer debit, then you should assign the same G/L Account which is assigned in (for customer debit) VKOA to TCS also. May be you have to check in OB40 for the Account Key related to TCS.
G. Lakshmipathi
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Dear Suhas,
Check the following thread and see whether it helps.
http://scn.sap.com/thread/1018416
Thanks & Regards,
Hegal K Charles
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