on 10-19-2011 7:35 AM
Hi,
I am facing a problem during the accounting of foreign invoices. We are setting the exchange rate in the sales order accounting tab in exchange rate field which gets passed on to the invoice. Now on converting the value to local currency the accounting entry is passed in decimals. the business wants that a rounded off value should be passed to accounting.
Ex: Invoice for 260 USD with exchange rate 1 USD=46.71INR, and the accounting entry being passed is value INR 12144.6 whereas the requirement is for 12145.
Will appreciate your response on this.
Thanks
Hi
Reason and Prerequisites
u2022Your tax country is Slovakia
u2022You billed an order with several items in foreign currency,
u2022where the exchange rate factor between foreign currency and local
u2022currency is very large or very small.
u2022The accounting document created during the billing has a tax line item that contains incorrect amounts in local currency
Solution
The solution is using the same solution as note 832477 and 32477 with the difference that the country is Slovakia. For other countries you should put the variable L_LAND1 to the string that represent the country.
Limitations:
The solution will NOT lead to a recalculation of taxes in local
currency. However, it will serve to minimise any rounding differences
which may arise from converting the individual tax lines which are
transferred from SD to FI. In most practical cases, this should fulfill
the legal requirements, even though rounding differences may occur for
individual documents in special cases.
Regards
uday
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