on 06-05-2014 3:55 PM
Hi Friends,
There is a business requirement to add a VAT Condition type where user should be allowed to add the amount manually whatever it would be. I have created a condition type by copying standard conditon type which belongs to TAX category and kept the following settings
Condition Class - 'D' Taxes
Cal Type - 'A' Percentage
Cond.Catg - 'D' Taxes
Rounding Rule - ' ' Commercial.
Under Tab - Changes which can be made
Manual Entries - 'C' Manual entries has priority
Item Condt - Checked
Amount/Perc - Checked
Rest all settings same.
I added this condition type in the Pricing Procedure.
Problem is the TAX condition type is not populating automatically in Pricing Condition. Secondly the Condition Value field is disabled. If this will be disabled then how the User will enter the TAX manually. Third i would like to know which Account Key shoiuld be used.
Please help. I am working on Pricing for the first time.
Hello S K,
Change the setting of Manual Entries - 'C' Manual entries has priority to B - Automatic entry has priority.
Also it is really a Business requirements to enter Tax amount manually, whatever the amount may be? I think whatever may be the case, but VAT is generally fixed percentage on particular product / group of product.
Thanks,
Jignesh Mehta
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Hi,
If that is the case,maintain tax condition records with that condition type in VK11 then when you are creating sales order,that tax will come and if you want to change the percentage the change manually.
Note:Maintain pricing type as D-Copy pricing elements unchanged in VTFL and in that condition type make filed manual entries as automatic priority.
BR's,
Naren
Hi,
1.You have maintained field manual entries as manual entry has priority then how it would come automatically into sales order?
Please share this condition type settings in pricing procedure
2.Share screen shot of condition tab of sales order with that condition type
3.It is depends upon you because there are many account keys related to tax like TX1,TX2 and TX3 etc. ( but what ever you are taking account keys in pricing procedure ,for them you have to maintain G/L's in OB40).
BR's,
Naren
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