on 10-19-2011 9:53 AM
Hi experts,
Can you tell me the steps to add a new stamp TAX to an invoice.
The stamp tax is a fixed amount in Tunisia (currency: TND).
Best Regards,
Mimouni
Hi
Wellcome to SDN. Create in tcode V/06 your own condition for taxes (cond.class D, calc.type B (fixed), cond catagory D). Set it in your pricing procedure. Check in copy rules for invoice, and redetermine taxes in creation (copy the other conditions from SO) as it's usual. After, create the access sequence to mantain the amount (tcodes VK11 or VK12).
I hope this helps you
Regards
Eduardo
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Hello
First create tax code for your desired country in TCode FTXP.
Then check whether your tax procedure is condition based or formula based.
To check this use tcode OBQ3, for Tax procedure TAXT check whether aganist your desired Tax Condition Type any routines are maintained. If it is then it is Formula based Tax procedure or else it is Condition based Tax determination.
If it is condition based tax determination then used TCode VK11 for maintaiined tax % with tax code for TAX cond type.
Or if it is formula based tax determination then used TCode FTXP for maintaiined tax % under your tax code for TAX cond type.
Regards
JP
Hi,
Please check the tax code you have maintained while creating condition record in VK11.
Since it is a new condition type you have created,I think the issue is that tax code is not available. Hence the error.
Consult with FICO consultant.
Alternatively,
In Code: FTXP
Check whether the tax code is available in the combination of Chart of accounts and Country.
If it not available create a Tax code and maintain GL account for this tax code in OB40.
Hope this helps. Revert in case of clarification.
Regards,
sharan
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