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Posted on Apr 08, 2008 at 02:55 PM 10 Views

J1iiN(Excise for factory sale) what is this transaction used for and what should be done using this...someone said to use J1iiN...So can anyone provide me the steps and details.

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    author's profile photo Lakshmipathi Ganesan
    Lakshmipathi Ganesan
    Posted on Apr 08, 2008 at 03:01 PM
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    Dear raghu ram

    In J1IIN, you are creating excise invoice for the goods being despatched from a manufacturing plant. As you would be aware for any material that is going out of a manufacturing plant, you are suppose to raise an excise invoice whether duty is applicable or not as per the Central Excise Law.

    So whenever you despatch a goods from a plant be it for domestic or exports, you need to create an excise invoice through J1IIN. Hope this explain satisfied you to reward points 😊)

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    G. Lakshmipathi

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    Posted on Apr 08, 2008 at 03:19 PM
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    In Indian Environment, Excise Duty plays a vital role in manufacturing environment. In SAP, the process flow for manufacturing companies in India is as under:

    Sales Order (VA01) --> Delivery & PGI (VL01N) --> Commercial Invoice (VF01) --> Excise Invoice (J1IIN)

    Assumption: CIN Configuration is in place.

    Regards,

    Rajesh Banka

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