Hello All,
I am working on NAV SP3 , I am facing problem while doing transaction for deemed export. In India if you are making sales to deemed export party then you have to calculate excise duty first and then deduct excise duty, then calculate sales tax on basic value.
for example if basic value is 100 & excise is 14 and sales tax is 4, then
the invoice look like as follows:-
Basic 100
Excise 14
Total 114
(-)Excise 14
Net 100
Sales tax 4
Total 104
The accounting entries are as follows:-
Sales A/C credit by 100
Sales tax A/c credit by 4
Customer A/c debit by 104
DGFT a/c debit by 14
CENVAT payable a/c credit by 14
(DGFT means Director General of Forign Trade )
how can i handle this situation ?
if anyone have solution for this then please provide it to me.
rgds
dhananjay
rgds
dhananjay
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You can pass entry "DGFT a/c debit by 14 " by use of charges in structures.
MAITHAN ISPAT LIMITED.
The structure will include the charge percentage in negative as -14 or whatever percentage in negative with the account code of DGFT.
Deep
India
rgds
dhananjay
dhananjay
Deep
India