Diffrence between Schema IN00 ,INNR and INN1

Hi,
Pls let me know the differences between Schema IN00,INN1 and INNR and when we use which one?
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Anusuiya

Dear
in Schema IN00 we have sub schema INN1 , INNR
the first one is related to Gross to Net payment , Which includes all the statutory related function and PCRs the next one is relaed to Recovery of rounded amount
Please take the help of F1 and read the documentation

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