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Uday K
Mar 13, 2012 12:08 PM
Hi SAP Experts,
Greetings to all...
I wanted to know how to configure the VAT in the system. I know that we are not supposed to ask
basic questions over here but from the past few days I have serached in sdn and couldnt find any
doc that will help me to configure the vat in the system.
Thanking you in advance,
Regards,
UK.
Correct Answer by kailas ugale on Mar 14, 2012 5:42 AM
Hi,Read SAp Note:- 822347
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Tax configuration for condition based tax procedure - TAXINN
Other terms
VAT, CIN,TAXINN, Tax Procedure, Tax Conditions
Reason and Prerequisites
Legal Change
The customers who have already made the relevant changes for VAT 2003
would only have to make the changes accordingly.
Solution
For VAT 2005, SAP recommends all customers to look into this note only.
Initial Settings:
Tax procedure for country India is "TAXINN". If you are using any other Tax procedure similar to
TAXINN , use the same in place of TAXINN in the recommended configuration settings.
Glossary
CG - Capital Goods
RM - Material other than Capital Goods
CIS - Client Independent Setting
Overview
o
o
o
A Set of New Tax condition types have been introduced for Purchase and Sales Process. These new
condition types should be used from 1st of April 2005.
o
Define the tax conditions that are currently Non deductible as VAT Non deductible . This will
enable you to address the transition to VAT at a later point of time. This would help in reporting
Taxes on Sales/Purchases for the Tax Year 2005.
For Inbound transactions five new Tax condition types have been introduced:
JVCS: A/P CST Non Deductible under VAT
JVRD: A/P VAT RM Deductible
JVRN: A/P VAT RM Non Deductible
JVCD: A/P VAT CG Deductible
JVCN: A/P VAT CG Non Deductible
Each of the condition type mentioned above should be assigned to a separate
Transaction/Account Key and a separate G/L account. This will help in the period end processing
where indvidual taxes need to be clearly identified & reported. For e.g. a separate treatment may
be required for taxes on interstate sale, that could vary from state to state.
Note: Certain settings have to be available on the production system when you start the transaction
for the Tax Year 2005. Those settings are highlighted with "TY2005" and you should capture these in
separate request.
Configuration Steps:
1. Create Tax Conditions Types for Sales/Purchases (CIS):
IMG - Financial Accounting - Financial Accounting Global Settings - Tax on Sales/Purchases Basic Settings- Check Calculation Procedure - Define Condition Types (OBQ1)
a) Create Condition Type JVCS: A/P CST Non deductible under VAT as a copy of JIPC for 'TAXINN'
Maintain Condition Category as 'D'-"Tax.
Maintain the Access sequence as 'JST1'.
b) Create Condition Type JVRD: A/P VAT RM Deductible as a copy of JIPC
Maintain Condition Category as 'D'-"Tax".Ensure the Access sequence "JST1"
c) Create Condition Type JVRN: A/P VAT RM Non-Deductible as a copy of JIPC
Maintain Condition Category as 'D'-"Tax".Ensure the Access sequence
"JST1"
d) Create Condition Type JVCD: A/P VAT CG Deductible as a copy of JIPC
Maintain Condition Category as 'D'-"Tax".Ensure the Access sequence
"JST1"
e) Create Condition Type JVCN: A/P VAT CG Non-Deductible as a copy of JIPC
Maintain Condition Category as 'D'-"Tax".Ensure the Access sequence
"JST1"
Note: Ensure that all the existing Condition Types used in Tax procedure TAXINN have the following
attributes. These settings are required to work without any Jurisdiction Code. These changes are
applicable from 1st April 2005. This is over and above the new condition types created. "TY2005"
Access Sequence : JST1
Condition Category : D
2. Define New Transaction Key for the new TAX Conditions:(CIS)
IMG > Financial Accounting > Financial Accounting Global Settings > Tax on Sales/Purchases >
Basic Settings > Check and Change Settings for Tax Processing (OBCN)
Akey Description
Tax Type Non Deduct Posting Ind
o JP4: A/P CST Non Deductible
2
X
3
o JP5: A/P VAT RM Deductible
2
2
o JP6: A/P VAT RM Non Deductible
2
X
3
o JP7: A/P VAT CG Deductible
2
2
Select Procedure TAXINN.Add JVCS, JVRD,JVRN, JVCD, and JVCN in TAXINN immediately after
JIPC.
BOJJA SIVASANKAR REDDY Mar 13, 2012 12:29 PM (in response to Uday K)
hi
vat maintain at different level , what is your tax calculation procedure , taxinj or taxinn
in taxinj , you maintain at formula based it is fixed at ftxp and ftxa, and also maintain condition
records for customer tax of UTXJ Based on customer requirement , check the ovk1, ovk2, ovk3,ovk4
,
this all tax related ,
taxinn maintain the condition for each types , it is a condition based , so you maintain records at
FV11, fv11,
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Helpful AnswerRe: VAT Configuration
Bijay Kumar Barik Mar 13, 2012 1:13 PM (in response to Uday K)
Hi,
Concept behind VAT: VAT which is a sale tax behave differently as per business where some time
VAT added inventory account (we can say as non-deductable) and other side VAT can be used for
Set-Off or Receivable (We can say as Deductable).
You can have two VAT condition types namely as ZVIN (VAT inventoried) & ZVST( VAT Set-Off).
Assign NVV key to condition type ZVIN and assign ZTV key {create an accounting key ZTV in t.code:
OBCN and keep Posting indic. 2 } to condition type ZVST in tax procedure in OBYZ t.code and
assign to G/L account (VAT receivable) to ZTV accounting key in t.code: OB40.
You should have two separate tax codes(FTXP), one as VI (for VAT inventoried) and another one
VS(VAT Set-Off) .Maintain condition record in t.code: FV11 with condition types ZVIN for tax code
VI and maintain tax rate and with condition types ZVST for tax code VS and maintain tax rate.
Do transactions for each tax code for creating PO, GR and finally do invoice, you will have difference
on accounting entries in each case.
NOTE:
VAT which are inventoried will affect in MIGO transaction adding VAT amount to Inventory
Account and VAT which are Set-Off, it will affect in MIRO transaction by having VAT amount posted
to separate G/L account other then G/L for vendor, GR/IR, excise G/L(if there).
Regards,
Biju K
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Correct AnswerRe: VAT Configuration
Legal Change
The customers who have already made the relevant changes for VAT 2003
would only have to make the changes accordingly.
Solution
For VAT 2005, SAP recommends all customers to look into this note only.
Initial Settings:
Tax procedure for country India is "TAXINN". If you are using any other Tax procedure similar to
TAXINN , use the same in place of TAXINN in the recommended configuration settings.
Glossary
CG - Capital Goods
RM - Material other than Capital Goods
CIS - Client Independent Setting
Overview
o
o
o
A Set of New Tax condition types have been introduced for Purchase and Sales Process. These new
condition types should be used from 1st of April 2005.
o
Define the tax conditions that are currently Non deductible as VAT Non deductible . This will
enable you to address the transition to VAT at a later point of time. This would help in reporting
Taxes on Sales/Purchases for the Tax Year 2005.
For Inbound transactions five new Tax condition types have been introduced:
JVCS: A/P CST Non Deductible under VAT
JVRD: A/P VAT RM Deductible
JVRN: A/P VAT RM Non Deductible
JVCD: A/P VAT CG Deductible
JVCN: A/P VAT CG Non Deductible
Each of the condition type mentioned above should be assigned to a separate
Transaction/Account Key and a separate G/L account. This will help in the period end processing
where indvidual taxes need to be clearly identified & reported. For e.g. a separate treatment may
be required for taxes on interstate sale, that could vary from state to state.
Note: Certain settings have to be available on the production system when you start the transaction
for the Tax Year 2005. Those settings are highlighted with "TY2005" and you should capture these in
separate request.
Configuration Steps:
1. Create Tax Conditions Types for Sales/Purchases (CIS):
IMG - Financial Accounting - Financial Accounting Global Settings - Tax on Sales/Purchases Basic Settings- Check Calculation Procedure - Define Condition Types (OBQ1)
a) Create Condition Type JVCS: A/P CST Non deductible under VAT as a copy of JIPC for 'TAXINN'
Maintain Condition Category as 'D'-"Tax.
Maintain the Access sequence as 'JST1'.
b) Create Condition Type JVRD: A/P VAT RM Deductible as a copy of JIPC
Maintain Condition Category as 'D'-"Tax".Ensure the Access sequence "JST1"
c) Create Condition Type JVRN: A/P VAT RM Non-Deductible as a copy of JIPC
Select Procedure TAXINN.Add JVCS, JVRD,JVRN, JVCD, and JVCN in TAXINN immediately after
JIPC.