on 03-18-2016 9:32 AM
Hi,
i try to build pricing procedure that will be able to calculate tax and net amount from gross amount. Scenario is that we will receive data from external system with gross value and tax rate (percentage). Using BAPI for sales order creation we want to pass this gross value to PR01 condition type and then calculate tax and net amount based on it.
I have checked standard pricing procedure RVAB02 - Standard - Gross Prices and i tried it (also by copying and changing some conditions) but i'm still unable to see tax calculated from gross. It is e.g. calculated in MWST condition but from gross = base amount and then of course it is higher.
I'd appreciate some guidance with it.
Karwacki, can you please share the screenshots of your pricing schema against which you're facing the issue. What's the requirement assigned at that step? Please share every bit of info related to your query for better suggestion. Thanks.
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Please bear with me for the questions which i'm going to ask now.
In which condition you're passing the gross value against your pricing schema as you need to pass the value to PB00 or Z* condition that would be a copy of PB00 which will be total price inclusive of tax because from screenshot i'm unable to understand that in which condition you're passing your gross amount?
Do you want tax calculation as an example mentioned below?
gross amount inclusive tax = 100
tax (condition MWST) = 17%
calculation of tax would be 100/(100%+17%)*17% = 14.53
price w/o tax = 100 - 14.53 = 85.47
If like this then you need to go for backward pricing calculation. To get the tax calculation done correctly i would appreciate if you please delete all unnecessary steps from the pricing schema and just start with 1st level i.e; one condition for gross other for tax and one to copy that condition value as suggested above my Mr. Lakshmipathi. Try this and feel free to ask in case you need further help on this. Thanks.
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