on 08-11-2011 6:08 AM
Hi
can somebody tell me what is the main difference between import and local pricing procedure,
Thanks
Thanks for the replies
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I think u r asking in the context if CIN.
In local u will have 2
Intrastate-Purchasing within state-VAT aplicable
Interstate-Purchasing outside state-CST applicable
In this case u will be using tax procedure -TAXINN & TAXINJ-OBQ1
I ncase of imports u will have 7 condition types which will be created in M/06 & M/08
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hi..
for import pricing procedure..
U have to create 7 condition types.
All the cond type should be cretaed as planned delivey cost.In M/06 slect the condition category B.
7 conditions
1.Basic customs duty
2.Education cess
3.Secondary Edu cess
4.CVD
5.ECS on CVD
6.SECS on CVD
7.Add excise duty.
Create a import schema in M/08 enter all the cond in schema.Then assign the schema grp in vendor master
for local pricing..
u simple add the condition types..in pricing proc..
dicounts, surcharges...etc..
Hope it helps
Thanks
Import procedure
in ur pricing u have to create following
JCDB IN: Basic Custom Dutyu201410%
JCV1 IN: CVDu201410%
JECV IN: Ed Cess on CVDu20142%
J1CV IN: SHE Cess on CVDu20141%
JEDB IN: Ed Cess on BCDu20142%
JSDB IN: SHE Cess on BCDu20141%
JADC Additional Duty of Customu20144%
JCV1, JECV, J1CV and JADC will go to Excise MODVAT Accounts and JCDB, JEDB and JSDB will get loaded in inventory & material.
Apart from the other difference is that you have to maintain in PO aginst respective condition type for appropriate % & where as in domestic procurement you can maintain the % in either FV11 if you are using TAXINN procedure with relevent key combination. And the other way is FTXP if you are using TAXINJ procedure.
Regards
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