on 11-21-2008 5:25 AM
Hi,
I am facting one problem while doing export billing INR value are coming correctly in excise invoice
(KOMP-KURSK) but in accounting(FBL5N or FB03) INR valure are displaying less than the excise invoice value.can any one pls inform me from where this value are coming and how I can correct this.
Regards,
SP Shukla.
Dear Shukla
When you are doing excise invoice for export, how come you can see accounting document for excise which is totally wrong
As you are aware, excise is exempted for export sales and even if you maintain the respective excise condition types in pricing procedure, it should have been statistical.
thanks
G. Lakshmipathi
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Dear Lakshmipathi,
We are doing export on rebate claim process and there is no problem in excise billing,my probelm is with the Debit entry posting in local currency to the customer G/L. We are maintaining the exhange rate type "S" for customer master sales area data sales exchn. rate type (KNVV-KURST) and also in FI transaction S_BCE_68000174.
But FI posting are happening on after billing as per "M" type exchange rate maintained in transaction S_BCE_68000174. Please advice what we can do for G/L posting with echange rate type "S".
Regards,
SP Shukla.
GOTO Header>Accounting of sale order and see whethere any value maintained in Exch.rate-acct.If maintained, this will take in to accounting.
Sam
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Dear Shukla
You can try with this.
Go to IMG path -- Logistics-General --> Tax on Goods Movements --> India --> Basic Settings --> Maintain Company Code Settings.
Here select your Company Code and click on blue lens on top. Now you can see a field "Exchange rate type for exports". Maintain here and retry the process afresh.
thanks
G. Lakshmipathi
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