on 02-28-2007 8:23 PM
Hi,
When i use the transaction MIRO, under basic data, there is an option to enter the invoice amount. When tax is calculated, i believe it is calculated on this amount. Now if i have a PO with one line item of amount say 1200, is it possible to split this amount into two say 1000 and 200 and apply tax via different tax codes, keeping in mind that there is only one line item. If there is a solution to this please keep me posted.
Thanks in advance.
hello,how do i split the amount base on the GR purchase number ,since we MIRO one invoice from multiple PO number . i want to split the AP amount to mutiple item base on the each PO.
thanks
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Hi,
The Tax code in the header is infomational / Serves as default.
The actual tax calculation takes place at the PO item level.
Each PO item can have different Taxe codes.
If you press on "Acct Assgn" you can even set-up multiple FI- line items for a single PO item.
Kind regards
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Hi Shiju
In OBY6 transaction - your company code global settings, there is a field called ENABLE AMOUNT SPLIT, enable the check box and try entering the split amountin the invoice.
Hope this works.
thanks
ashok
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Hi Ashok,
I tried this out. I am half way through :-). I see the amount split option in MIRO but the issue is there is no column to assign the tax codes. the columns present permit assignment of payment -> method, term, method suppliment.
I checked sdn out and see that if there are two line items, i think we can assign different tax code to the individual line items and have this override the tax code used in the total amount. But in this case we have only one line item. maybe what i am looking for is not possible
Thanks anyway.
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