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[Former Member]

what is the difference between JCES(which is statistical) and JCEX. we maintain both these in pricing procedure though JCES is statistical. what is the purpose. it happens with JAED, JSED .

pls explain

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[Former Member · Accepted solution]

If it is observed that for the same there are 2 condition type, wherein at one place it is a copy from another, hence one is statistical so that accounting entry is created only ones & not twice for same, Eg Cess, Addition Excise Duty, Special Excise Duty & so on...

This was traditionally happening upto 4.6c in TAXINJ, but even subsequently after changing to TAXINN, in some cases pricing procedure was mapped similarly, instead of bypassing one of the condition type for same tax type.

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Rajesh Banka

[Former Member]

Hi krishna,

First of all , please note that you incorrectly interrelated the conditions.

there is no standard condition like JCEX.

Now :

1. JCES corresponds JCED : Cess

2. JECS corresponds JECX : Education Cess

3. JAED corresponds JEXA : Additional Excise Duty

4. JSED corresponds JEXS : Special Excise Duty

5. JA1X corresponds JA1Y : Higher and Secondary Education Cess

You can see, for every of 5 points above, there are 2 conditions

let us take an example to explain:

Consider condition JECS and JECX.

First one is FI Side condition i.e. JECS.

Please have a look at it via T.Code OBYZ --> condition type JECS

<b>It is in D A D Mode</b>

Now , goto T.Code V/06 and again have a look at JECS

<b>It is in D A 1 Mode here</b>

Now , goto T.Code V/06 and again have a look at JECX

<b><b>you will find it in A A Mode.</b></b>

The conclusion of story is:

when we follow Formula based excise determination, then,

For every Excise duty,

There are 2 conditions created.

1. One on FI Side via OBYZ in DAD Mode( and a replica of same on SD Side with D A 1 Mode)

2. Other on SD Side via V/06

Krishna, please note that this is the way how system works and it is standard.

Now , for your question Why FI Side condition is statistical.

Please follow the link below answered by me :

Hope this clears your doubts.

Reward if found useful.

Please come back if still have any doubt.

Regards,

Gaurav Raghav.