on 07-09-2008 5:59 AM
Hi,
When we create a RE document with reference to a billing document which is excise based, then all excise values also gets copied to the RE document and when we create the credit memo for this RE then excise values also gets posted to cenvat suspence account.
Now for returns how do we reverse excise or credit taken ?
Pls explain the process ?
Regards
Krishna
Dear Krishna
Go to J1IH, select [Other Adjustment] to adjust all Debit entries. If you want adjust any credit entries, select [Additional Excise] and proceed.
thanks
G. Lakshmipathi
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Hi,
In J1IH ... U had written Credit Entries and Debit Entries... i would request to know that debit entires means debit entries done or to be done ...
Like when we do sales:
Billing:
DR - Customer
CR - Cenvat Suspence Accc
Excise Invoice
Dr - Cenvat SSE
Dr - Payables
now when we do goods returns:
we need to get credit back to out input accounts .... so we would use which transaction in this case ?
In Returns
Cr - Customer
Dr - Cenvat Suspence Accnt
Now how give Cr to Cenvat SSE and Dr. input accounts ?
regards
krishna
Dear Krishna
To give customer credit, choose Additional excise so that you will have the option of [Modvat Account Selection] at the bottom screen. Choose whichever account you want to be adjusted and proceed.
Similarly, for debiting cenvat entries, choose Other Adjustment and here again, you have the option as to which book account the amounts should be debited. Choose the appropriate one from Modvat Account Selection tab and proceed.
If you are not sure and clear on the above explanation, please sit with FI consultants and proceed.
thanks
G. Lakshmipathi
Hi Krishana
For return we have to adjust excise by passing JV through txn J1IH
Manu
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