on 03-14-2007 11:13 AM
Hi,
I'm new to SRM development. The task I'm currently working on is to filter the tax rate showing drop down in shopping cart (add to cart -> description).
I believe there would be some BAdi that would serve the purpose but i'm not sure: 1- how to locate appropiate BAdi.
2- how to implement/code that. would it be same procedure like in R/3?
3- what would be the testing procedure.
is there any specific IDE for SRM? please let me know how to proceed with that and also refer any helping guide for SRM development.
Regards,
Shabbar
Hi All,
I've implemented a BAdi in SRM to determine tax code but it seems not working. Is there any way I can find out whether this BAdi is being called?
Would really appreciate if I anyone can provide any document on development for SRM.
Regards,
Shabbar
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Hi Ali,
Please check the list of tax codes you have in Enter Tax Code. all those in the config (table BBP_TAXT). Maintain this table to display output in required format..
Hope this helps..
BR
Rakesh
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Hi
I will definitely help you out. Please let me know which field are you referring to ?
Regards
- Atul
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Hi Atul,
many thanks for your reply. I'm not sure about the field name, as this time i dont have system access. All i know is that the field contains all defined tax rates. I suppose SRM system is picking up values from ECC tax tables.
In SRM when we look up the drop down it shows all tax rates on the other hand using transaction FTXP in R/3, system shows you only country specific tax rates. I want these two consistent.
waiting for your response.
Regards,
Shabbar
Hi
<u>This is functional - business requirement. In this case, the configuration data needs to be maintained in SRM similar to what is avaiavble in R/3 system (using FXTP Transaction).</u>
<u>Here is the configuration details for SRM side. These config settings need to be done in SRM - using SPRO transaction.</u>
<b>Please check in SPRO ( IMG settings ).</b>
Path -> Cross Application Basic Settings - > Tax Calculation ->
Determine System for Tax Calculation
Enter Tax Code
Determine Tax Code for Country/Product Category
Assign Enterprise Buyer Tax Code to FI System
Define Tax Calculation for Freight Costs
Activate Withholding Tax
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Incase, you need to enhance the tax functionality using BADIs, then do let me know.
The following BADIs in SRM are avaiable for tax functionality.
<b>BBP_DET_TAXCODE_BADI</b> (Exit for Determination of Tax Code)
<b>BBP_SUS_BP_TAXNUMMAP</b> (Enhancement for Mapping Tax Number)
<b>BBP_TAX_MAP_BADI</b> (Exit for mapping during tax calculation)
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<u>Tax related tables in SRM system are -></u>
BBP_DET_TAX_CODE Tax Code Determination
BBP_FREIGHT_TAX Treatment of Freight Costs in Tax Calculation
BBP_MAP_TAX_CODE Assign Enterprise Buyer Tax Code to FI System
BBP_PCTAX Procurement Card: Tax Data
BBP_PDTAX Tax
BBP_TAX Tax Codes for Enterprise Buyer
BBP_TAX_DEST Defining System for Tax Calculation
BBP_TAX_SETTINGS Settings for Tax Calculation
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Hope this will help.
Please reward suitable points, incase it suits your requirements.
Regards
- Atul
Hi Atul,
I've checked the system configuration. Its showing like follows:
Determine system for tax calculation: occurs in R/3
Enter tax code: A2-VAT 21% is set to default
Assign enterprise buyer tax code to FI system: IE(country) <r/3 logical sys> A2
But still its getting all the defined tax codes. Please tell me is the right configuration. is there any need to define tax codes in SRM as well if tax calculation is being done in r/3? when mapping the tax codes of srm n r/3, is it enough to state logical system name, does it pick up the data at runtime?
Please let me know if i'm missing something.
many thanks n regards,
Shabbar
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