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The new indirect taxation regime in India (GST) requires the businesses to register in every state of
establishment. The registration number obtained upon registration is called as GSTIN (GST
Identification Number).
The GSTINs obtained by the organization must be maintained in the system, along with their
registered addresses.
In order to fulfill business requirement following configuration changes will be required in the
system.
Configuration Details:
To edit and update the GSTIN number in already existing Business Places, click on the Business Place
and update the Address and GSTIN details
Assign the Business Places to Plant
Activity Assign Business Place to Plants Type of Change Configuration
In every (A/R and A/P) transaction relevant to tax, the GSTIN of the organization must be captured in
the transaction. Periodically, the GST returns are to be submitted to the Government of India, which
must contain the relevant GSTIN. GST returns are to be submitted for each GSTIN separately
Government of India will be able to identify the organization only through its GSTIN
Configuration Details:
Depending on the HSN Code, Region of the Supplier and Receiver of goods, the relevant rate of GST
should be applied on the transaction.
Access sequence is a search strategy that the system uses to find valid condition record for a
particular condition type. The accesses tell the system where to look first, second, and so on, until it
finds a valid condition record. You specify an access sequence for each condition type for which you
create condition records.
In order to fulfill the business requirement following configuration changes will be required in the
system.
Create Access Sequence
Create Condition Types for GST one business place per GSTIN
Create Accounting keys for each GST Condition types
Maintain the Tax Procedure with new Condition Types(GST) with Accounting keys
Configuration Details:
In the below screen, we have created one access sequence each for Purchases and Sales.
In the below screen, we show the access sequence created for output taxes (taxes on sales). It uses
Condition Tables like 776, 768, 775, 750 and 003
The below screen shows the fields involved in Condition table 776
The below screen shows the fields involved in Condition table 768
The below screen shows the fields involved in Condition table 775
The below screen shows the fields involved in Condition table 750
The below screen shows the fields involved in Condition table 003
Similarly, the Access Sequence and Condition Tables for Input Taxes (Purchase Taxes) are also
defined.
Condition types will determine the Price of a condition record. For example, you can define a
different condition types for each kind of price, discount or surcharge that occurs in your business
transactions.
As a part of the new indirect taxation regime in India (GST) requires the following Condition Types to
capture the GST at every business place as follows:
For the cases where the GST paid is non-deductible (i.e. GST Input Credit not available), we would
need 4 separate condition types
In order to fulfill business requirement following configuration changes will be required in the
system.
Business Requirement:
A condition type is a representation in the system of some aspect of your daily pricing activities. For
example, you can define a different condition type for each kind of price, discount, Taxes or
surcharge that occurs in your business transactions.
Under GST regime, we would need 4 separate condition types for GST, similar to MM Module
Configuration Details:
(IMG) Sales and distribution basic Functions Pricing pricing control Define Condition
types.
Condition type Description
JOCG IN:CGST
The below screen shows one of these condition types. Other condition types have to be created
accordingly
Create Accounting Keys
Activity Create Accounting Keys Type of Change Enhancement /
Configuration /
Master Data
When we add GST related condition types, it must be posted to separate G/L accounts. The
accounting keys will help to achieve the purpose. Both the input GST as well as output GST must be
assigned to separate accounting keys
Accounting keys will determine the right GL Accounts to post the amounts in the system
For example: Freight charges, Discounts Etc. In the same way as a part of the new indirect taxation
regime in India (GST) requires the following Accounting keys to enable the amounts posted in the
respective GL accounts as follows:
In order to fulfill business requirement following configuration changes will be required in the
system.
The following screen shows JIC accounting key. JII, JIS, JIM and JIU are to be created accordingly
The following screen shows JOC accounting key. JII, JIS and JIU are to be created accordingly
NOTE: For input Tax type should be 2 and for Output tax type should be 1
Taxes must be calculated on relevant purchase and sales transactions, as and when applicable
The Tax Procedure is defined for each country, containing the specifications required to calculate
and post the tax on sales/purchases. Each calculation procedure contains several tax types, which
are called condition types in the procedure. The system defaults condition types when
you define a tax code.
The new indirect taxation regime in India (GST) requires to add the new Condition types along with
respective accounting keys to enable to calculate the new taxes (GST)
In order to fulfill business requirement following configuration changes will be required in the
system.
Update the Tax Procedure with required condition types along with accounting keys for GST
All the input and output GST conditions created earlier must be assigned here.
1. Select the procedure (in this example ‘ZTAXIN’), and choose Control (it is available
under Dialog Structure). Refer to the below screen shot for the same.
2. Click on new entries and enter the details as mentioned in the below screenshot.
Kindly note that the Condition base formula (‘800’) which is entered in the below
screen shot is for indicative purpose. Choose a number which is available in your
namespace / landscape & implement the routine with the logic mentioned in the
SAP Note 2458404.
Prices applicable for the sales transactions must be calculated automatically, which must be inclusive
of relevant taxes
In order to fulfill business requirement following configuration changes will be required in the
system.
Configuration
(IMG) Sales and distribution basic Functions Pricing pricing control Define pricing
procedure:
In the below screen, we show how to change the Domestic pricing procedure. Other pricing
procedures must be updated accordingly with the output GST Condition Types
Configuration
Similarly, for Imports, you must classify your custom duty condition (from MM pricing i.e.
Your basic custom duty), import IGST condition, and import Nondeductible IGST condition.
The applicable tax rates under GST must be maintained in the system
In order to fulfill business requirement following configuration changes will be required in the
system.
Tax code is two-digit code that represents the specifications used for calculating and displaying tax.
Examples of the specifications defined under the tax code are:
The applicable tax rates under GST must be created as a tax code.
Tax Codes will be created manually from the IMG or Transaction: FTXP
Configuration Details:
In the below screen, we show Tax Code G1, which is an Input tax. Similarly, other tax codes are to be
maintained
Tax Codes assignment to Company Code
Activity Tax Codes assignment to Type of Change Configuration
company code
Multiple Tax codes can be created under the Tax Procedure assigned to a country, but the tax codes
which are relevant for the entity are to be assigned to the respective company codes.
In order to fulfill business requirement following configuration changes will be required in the
system.
The assignment of Tax Codes to company code will be done manually from the IMG
(IMG) Logistics Generel Tax on Goods Movement India Basic Settings Determination
of Excise duty Condition Based Excise determination Assign Tax Codes to Company Codes
As a part of the new indirect taxation regime in India (GST), one needs to create the required GST
accounts for each accounting key under each business place.
In order to fulfill business requirement following configuration changes will be required in the
system.
Below are the Sample Input and output GL Accounts in each business place wise
In order to fulfill business requirement following configuration changes will be required in the
system.
Assign Dummy Tax GL Accounts and Tax Codes for Automatic Account determination
(OB40). These will not be used for posting the GST
Assign Business Place and tax code wise GL accounts in Table J_1IT030K
The Account determination OB40 will be done manually from the IMG
The account determination in Table J_1IT030K will be done manually from SM30
(IMG) Logistics Generel Tax on Goods Movement India Basic Settings Account
Determination Define GL Accounts for Taxes (OB40)
Double Click on JIC - > Give the Chart of Accounts Example: CAIN and Press ENTER
Similarly, the GL accounts must be maintained for all other accounting keys like JIS, JII, JIU, JOS, JOC,
JOI and JOU
Note: The GL accounts maintained under OB40 are only Dummy GL Accounts. The actual posting of
GST will happen in the GL Accounts maintained under below table
Update the details as per the below screen and press ENTER
Repeat the above process for all other accounting keys JIS, JII, JIU, JOS, JOC, JOI and JOU
Tax Account determination for automatic posting during A/R invoices
The applicable GST must be posted into respective GL accounts, at the time of posting a customer
invoice
In order to fulfill business requirement following configuration changes will be required in the
system.
(IMG) Sales and distribution Basic Functions Account asignment and Costing Revenue
account derterminationl Assign GL Accounts
The new indirect taxation regime in India (GST) requires the businesses to classify the materials and
services into HSN Code / SAC Code. These HSN Codes and SAC Codes will be used to determine the
applicable rate of GST
In order to fulfill business requirement following configuration changes will be required in the
system.
Configuration Details:
Below screen shows the Control Code maintained for Country Key IN:
Service Procurement
Activity Tax activation at Individual Type of Change Enhancement /
Service Line Item Level/Main Configuration /
Item level Master Data
For service procurement, we must specify whether GST will be calculated at line item level or main
item level.
In order to fulfill business requirement following configuration changes will be required in the
system.
Activate the tax activation either at main item level or service line item level
Configuration Details:
Business needs to post the GST Taxes relevant during STO process.
Change the STO pricing procedure with Output GST Condition types
Configuration Details:
Change the STO Pricing procedure with GST Output condition types
(IMG) Sales and distribution Basic Functions Pricing pricing control Define pricing
procedure:
Under GST, the supplying plant needs to discharge the GST liability upon STO. Hence, to
create outbound GST invoice for STO process with reference to delivery, we need a new
Billing Type. Earlier, it used to be a proforma invoice, which would not post into FI-GL. But
under GST, it will make postings into FI-GL
Create new billing type (Copy of F2) for STO outbound GST Invoice
Business need to classify the material and customer master data to taxable or non-taxable
based on the classification.
The GST Tax Classification have to be done manually from the IMG.
Configuration Details:
(IMG) Sales and distribution basic Functions Taxes Determine Tax Determination
rules.
(IMG) Sales and distribution basic Functions Taxes Define Tax Relevancy Of Master
Records.
In the below screen, each of the tax determination JOCG, JOSG, JOIG and JOUG is assigned to Tax
Classification 0 and 1 (Tax-exempted and Full Tax)
This step has to be performed for Customer Master Data and Material Master data
In order to fulfill business requirement master data maintenance will be required in the system.
Select Purchasing and Foreign Trade: Import Data , Foreign Trade: Export Data and Purchasing view.
Provide the input for Plant and Sales Organization and Distribution Channel if applicable.
Maintain the Control Code in Foreign Trade Export view.
Maintain the Tax tariff code and and tax indicator in service master record.
Changes to Vendor Master
Activity Change Vendor Master Type of Change Master Data
Primary Module MM Impacted FI/MM
Modules
The new indirect taxation regime in India (GST) requires the businesses to classify the vendors as
“Registered for GST”, “Not registered” etc.
Similarly, the GSTIN numbers of the vendors must be maintained in their master data. It must be
noted that the vendors may have multiple GSTINs
In order to fulfill business requirement master data maintenance will be required in the system.
Maintain the GSTIN in the Tax Number 3 Field in the CONTROL Tab of Vendor Master
Where the vendor has multiple GSTINs, we must define new partners (Invoicing Party) and
maintain them under the PI Partner Function in Vendor Master
Data Migration impacts: (Manual or LSMW)
Select Address and Control from General Data and click on enter.
Maintain the Vendor Classification field from the drop down options.
In the CONTROL tab, maintain the GST number under Tax Number 3 field.
In case the vendor has multiple GSTINs, (For example Vendor 10000 has 2 more GSTINs)
Document Splitting
Activity GL Account assignment for Type of Change Configuration
Document Splitting
Primary Module FI Impacted FI/MM/SD
Modules
All the new GST GL accounts needs to be mapped in to the document splitting
In order to fulfill business requirement following configuration changes will be required in the
system.
Example: CAIN
The GST GL accounts must be assigned to the same item category as the existing tax GL Accounts.
Usually, it will Balance Sheet 01000 or Taxes 05000
Financial Statement Version
Activity Change Financial Statement Type of Change Configuration
version
Primary Module FI Impacted FI
Modules
All the new GST GL accounts needs to be mapped in to the existing FSV
In order to fulfill business requirement following configuration changes will be required in the
system.
Transaction: OB58
Check the Region field in existing customer and vendor masters
GST is calculated based on the Region of the Customer and Vendor involved.
It must be ensured that REGION (State) field is filed in all Customer and Vendor Masters
Check tables KNA1 / LFA1 and ADRC table to ensure REGION field is filled
Modify the screen layouts of Customer and Vendor Account groups to make the
REGION field mandatory (If possible)
LSMW can be used to update the REGION field in existing master records