on 12-06-2013 2:49 PM
Hi! If somebody can help me resolve that problem, it would be greatly appreciated. I'm working for a Canadian company and we have people expensing in Quebec province (CAQC). I noticed last week that the calculation of GST/PST on expense reports doesn't calculate correctly. Even though I maintained right tax percentage rate on FTXP for ''T1'' Tax code; ''CAQC'' Jurisdiction code, SAP doesn't consider them. It's always a litlle bit off. Right now, we are not asking the right deduction to the government.
Every tax code are created with "V" tax type. The calculation level is from "100 to 110" for Base Amount. We duplicated the Flat Tax on Employee section and created Z condition type based on populated SAP condition type (JC1T and JC2T). We have ZC1T at 3.846% and ZC2T at 8.257%.
Here's an example of what we get for an expense report.
Person X : 100.00 CAD
Expense : 88.49 CAD
GST (ZC1T) 3.54 CAD
PST (ZC2T) 7.97 CAD
If you have any clue that could explain that situation, I'd be grateful.
Thanks in advance.
Hi Isabelle,
you have not explained what is the calculation result from SAP. But SAP calculation should be correct. If not I would open an OSS message to get a fix from SAP.
Best regards,
Sigi
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Hello!
Looks like I find what was the problem. In 2010, we implemented note
#1435870 that creates an include (RV64A955). That include calculates the
tax perfectly. However, that include is not called by any specific
program. To activate that include, we should execute RV80HGEN. That
program modifies RV64ANNN that activates the include to access the new
program (RV64A955). I had a copy of that note and read it more than once but that part was not clearly explaining in the note, so we probably missed it then.
Many thanks to all of you who take time to try to help me
isabelle
Can you provide the screenshots for above explanation? If so it will be easier to understand well about your issue.
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