Hi,
The following are the steps in Imports Procurement.
1. Purchase order - ME21N without checking GR based IV.
2. In the Purchase order you have to maintain CVD (Counter Valing Duty), education cess on CVD, Customs duty and education cess on duties. These condition are to be taken care in Pricing procedure.
3. Invoice Verification- MIRO for the customs duty which are to be paid to customs office treating customs as a vendor.
4. Goods receipt - MIGO
5. Invoice verification - MIRO for the material vendor.
Basically above are the steps in imports procurement.
Hope it helps.
Thanks,
Viswanath
Hi
First understand basic functionality/concept of import or export in Indian scenario.
1. P.O. raised in Foreign Currency with IncoTerms(CIF,C&F etc.,).
2. 'Bill of Entry' - prepared for 'Custom Clearance' should be your GR & Invoice (for Excise,a/c.books) in Domestic Currency.
3. Bill of Entry have all data +duties like BCD,,ADD,CVD(=Excise),Spl.D,Cess +handling charges.
4. Some cases like without duty (Advance +EPCG licence).
In SAP you have to setup all the data required.(CIN +FT).
In Vendor Master - Order currency may be different.
As per p.3. you can set the pricing procedure.
This is very precise. Once you do SPRO you can understand more
Regards
Raghavendra.
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