assessable value in sales order / inv.

pravin_m
pravin_m Member Posts: 67
edited 2013-02-23 in NAV Three Tier
hello everybody

i am using NAV2009R2. we produce item x which rate = 100/-

qty. = 2
Rate = 100/-
value = 200/-
excise = 10%
excise base amt. = 200/-
excise amt. = 20/-
so ass. value = 200/-
but in posted sales inv. table ass. value = 0 why.

so pls. help me. is this a bug or standard functionality.

Thanks in advance

regards
Pravin Maheshwari

Answers

  • vijay_g
    vijay_g Member Posts: 884
    Is the "Assessable value" updated on item master...?
  • pravin_m
    pravin_m Member Posts: 67
    vijay_g wrote:
    Is the "Assessable value" updated on item master...?

    hello sir

    no, assessable value not update in item master

    Regards
    Pravin Maheshwari
  • prkanum
    prkanum Member, Microsoft Employee Posts: 1
    Hello Pravin,

    I beleive Vijay is on the right track with his question.

    The Assessable value field in the Sales Order line / Invoice line is generally filled up when the excise calculation expected on the document is based on Assessable value.

    For example if your Excise Posting Setup (present against the item) has the value of BED calculation type as '% of Assessable value' and your item master has the assessable value setup for the item and the current invoice has used this combination for excise calculation, you would find that the assessable value field is filled up.

    Best Regards
    Praveen
  • pravin_m
    pravin_m Member Posts: 67
    prkanum wrote:
    Hello Pravin,

    I beleive Vijay is on the right track with his question.

    The Assessable value field in the Sales Order line / Invoice line is generally filled up when the excise calculation expected on the document is based on Assessable value.

    For example if your Excise Posting Setup (present against the item) has the value of BED calculation type as '% of Assessable value' and your item master has the assessable value setup for the item and the current invoice has used this combination for excise calculation, you would find that the assessable value field is filled up.

    Best Regards
    Praveen

    Hi Praveen

    Thanks for reply, now i understand.
    Pravin Maheshwari

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