Hi,
Intrastat:
Up until the end of 1992, trade from all European countries was recorded as export transactions. Then the "single market" came into being, effectively eliminating trade barriers between EU member states. Everyone agreed that this was generally a good thing, but the countries still wanted to keep records of the non-domestic trade. So, they agreed to record INternal TRAde STATistics, or intrastat for short. The statistics need to be reported for all goods movements made by companies whose monthly total value exceeds GBP 75,000 (not sure if I've got the value figure exactly right), and the declaration report must be submitted by the 15th of each month for the previous month.
The declaration includes Commodity Code, invoice value, net weight and transaction type (e.g. final purchase/sale, temporary loan, repair, etc.). Some countries also require Mode of Transport, Incoterms, Region of Production, etc. In general, the Intrastat report should agree with the corresponding EC Sales List report, which each VAT-registered company also has to make - either monthly or quarterly - probably this is why Intrastat is still reported out of R/3 rather than GTS.
Please check the following links also:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_40b/helpdata/en/2b/274520995111d1b4e30000e82d81b0/content.htm
Hope this helps you.
Regards,
Rakesh
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