Custom duty in import

Hi,
I have a scenario
We have following custom conditions
JCDB     IN Basic customs
JCV1     IN CVD
JECV     ECS on CVD
J1CV     She cess on CVD
ZCV2     Ecess Basic Customs
ZSDB     Sec Ecess inv on BCD
JADC     ADC in Imports
Of the above JCV1,JECV,J1CV,JADC are cenvatable and others are non cenvatable
In migo stock is getting debited(for the amount of inv+non cenvatable duties) and Gr/Ir clearing is getting credited for the same.
But I want non cenvatable duties should get credited to Customs clearing account and shown as seperate line item in migo
In Import procedure i have assigned account key FR3 to non cenvatable cond types.
I
Regards,
Edited by: Dayanandan Kamath on Jan 5, 2011 2:48 PM

Hi Kunal,
I have assigned the account key FR3 and for FR3 ,custom clearing G/l account is assigned.For Non cenvatable condition types accruels is checked .
For eg,
I have a PO with say Rs.100/
Custom duty(non cenvatable) is say Rs.20/
Others(CVDEcess on CVD.....) say Rs.30/
We have configured to capture excise during MIGO
I am following the below steps
Commercial miro for Non Cenvatable duties Rs.20/
MIGO entries say
Inv Dr Rs.120
GR/IR Cr Rs.120
J1iex posting
MIRO for import vendor
Entries in MIRO are
Import vendor Dr.Rs.120
Gr/IR clearing account Cr.Rs.120
Here if you see Custom duty(Non Cenvatable) is paid to the vendor during Commercial MIRO as well as during MIRO for import vendor
How to avoid this duplicate entry
Regards

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