Correct way to process expediting fee on PO?

Hi,
We have users that want to add an expediting fee from a vendor as a separate line on a purchase order, but then we can not perform goods receipt because there is no material associated with the line.
Can anyone help with correct process for this? We don't want to just add expediting fee to base price of material because it will throw off our material cost.
Thanks for any ideas.
Timothy

Hi,
You can create a condition type for expediting fee and used for vendor expediting fee in your purchase order.
When ever, your vendor have expediting fee, you can enter value to that condition type or else, keep value as ZERO.
Based on your business requirement, you can add this expediting fee to material price or you can post your expediting fee to separate G/L account.
Refer similar requirement for posting of a pricing element with different options:
http://scn.sap.com/thread/3172984
Regards,
Biju K

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