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FB60 Issue

sattaiah_gundu1
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Hi Experts,

Need suggestion on below issue urgent.

Issue is:     The GST A9 (Output Tax 10%) configured but it is not displaying at the time of manual invoices in AP  (FB60).

Thanks & Regards

Sattaiah Gundu

Accepted Solutions (1)

Accepted Solutions (1)

sattaiah_gundu1
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Hi All,

Issue got resolved,  In OBZT i have changed Transaction for Tax Code A9 as "Relevant for All Transactions".  Earier it was in "Financial Accounting invoice receipt".

Warm Regards

Sattaiah Gundu

kingofthe_ring
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Great...please close the thread

Best Regards

Answers (3)

Answers (3)

kingofthe_ring
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You may also check your tax code in transaction OBZT, tax code selection for transaction.

Best Regards

Former Member
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Hi Sataiah,

1. Create tax code in FTXP

2. Assign GL account to this tax code in OB40 for transaction MWS

3. Assign these tax code to company code in OBCL


Regs,

Raghu.

sattaiah_gundu1
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Hi Raghu,

Configuration is not at all a problem coz i am able to post PO, MIRO and MIGO.

But the same tax code is not displaying in T Code FB60.

Warm Regards

Sattaiah Gundu

kingofthe_ring
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Dear Sattaiah

You may check with the SAP basis team, this can be an authorization issue as well.

Share the /NSU53 screenshot with them

Best Regards

former_member183378
Active Contributor
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Hello Sattaiah,

Did you create the defined tax code in FTXP t code properly i.e. did you save the settings in FTXP ?

If you create the same then the same data is displaying in T007S table.

Please check the same once and revert us if you still face any issues.

Thanks & Regards,

Lakshmi S

sattaiah_gundu1
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Hi Lakshmi,

Yes, I have created Tax Code in FTXP and i am able to post PO, MIRO and MIGO and the same tax code is not displaying at the time of Manual Invoice through T Code FB60 as mentioned in screen shot.

Thanks & Regards

Sattaiah Gundu