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When I am using T.code Me21n for purchase order creation,
for example if I am entering a material price with Rs.100
with quantity of 10, and frieght of Rs.10, then my Input
tax is calculated on Base amount (i.e Rs.100) But I wanted
to change my customization that my Input tax % should be
calculated on my Actual price instead of Base amount. Can
any one help how to customize it?.
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Answer Posted / majid khan mohd
Go to t.code OBY6 ther you find global settings deselect
the option interest on base amount if selected.
I will try this example later and i give more details
later. bye
If im wrong plz let me know guys....
Thanks,
Majid Khan Mohd.
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