Deductible and Non Deductible Amount tax codes.

Dear MM Gurus,
Since I have a little doubt even though if you are busy I had to disturb you, by asking this. Please make your time to give me some clarification.
01     EDECSHECS(DED) +VAT 4% - (Ded)
02     EDECSHECS( DED) +VAT 12.5% - (Ded)
03     EDECSHECS(DED) +VAT 4% - (Non Ded)
04     EDECSHECS(DED) +VAT 12.5% - (Non Ded)
05     EDECSHECS(DED) +CST 2%
06     EDECSHECS(DED) +CST 4%
07     Zero ED + VAT 4% - (Ded)
08     Zero ED + VAT 4% - (NON Ded)
09     Zero ED + VAT 12.5% - (Ded)
10     Zero ED + VAT 12.5% - (NON Ded)
11     Zero ED + CST 2%
12     Zero ED + CST 4%
13     EDECSHECS(NON DED)+VAT 4% -( Non Ded)
14     EDECSHECS(NON DED)+VAT 12.5% -( Non Ded)
15     EDECSHECS+VAT 4% - Cap Ded
16     EDECSHECS+VAT 12.5% - Cap Ded
17     Zero ED + VAT 4% - CAP(Non  Ded)
18            Zero ED + VAT 12.5% - (CAP Ded)
Suppose Tax codes are 01 and 02 where Excise duties are Deductible :
And 13 and 14  which are Non-Deductible.
Supppose if I use 01 and 02 which are deductible , I would maintain the condition record and GR is made and if MIRO is posted ModVat amounts would go to Modvat clearing Account.
But for which ModVat is not available , do I need to maintain the separate condition like we maintain in FV11.   When the effect of Non Deductible Amount will come ?
If I maintain the condition records for the above where the modvat is not available  then there would be no difference between Ded and Nondeductible.
Because if I maintain the condition records for both ded and non ded both will be same.
Where and at what stage will I get the difference between the ?
Because My report requirement is
They want the Landed cost based on Modvat credit and VAT credit available or not.
Suppose :   Base Amt :               100
                  EDECSSECS:     14.42
                  Freight       :                20
                                  Total Value amounts to   134.42
If Modvat credit is available : 134.42-14.42=120 ( for Tax Codes 01& 02)
If Modvat credit is available  : 120.0+14.42 =  134.42 ( for Tax codes 13 &14)
I am struck. Even though I saw by testing but I am little bit confused.
Please let me in brief in reply so that I could do this report with your guidance.
Thanks &  Regards,
Girish.C.M.

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