Symptom
For Japanese currency and tax code, when posting supplier invoice from purchase order, there is 1 Yen offset lines shown in journal entry simulation screen/result.
In the tax code used, NVV (non-deductible input tax) entry exists.
Environment
SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition
Resolution
For Japanese Currency:
- At the time of posting the purchase order, NVV is calculated at the item level and rounded down.
- At the time of posting the supplier invoice, NVV is calculated at the header level and rounded down.
- The program distributes the NVV amount calculated at the header level to the individual line items based on their respective base amounts.
- If discrepancies occur due to rounding differences between the purchase order and supplier invoice, the system automatically generates offset lines to reconcile the differences.
- This behavior is expected and has been designed to ensure accurate financial postings.
Keywords
supplier invoice, 1 yen journal entry, NVV, VST, rounding rule, invoice verification, goods receipt, purchase order, SAP S/4HANA Cloud Public Edition, tax calculation discrepancy, header level calculation, item level calculation , KBA , FI-GL-GL-F-2CL , Value Added Tax (VAT) (Public Cloud) , MM-PUR-GF-TAX-2CL , Taxes (Public Cloud) , Problem
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