External Activities (Service and non service), Primary Cost Activity

Hello All,
1. Need your help to understand the different in External Activity marked as servise and not marked as Service?? In what business scenario we use each of these??
2. Can someone give me an example business scenario where we use Primary cost activity? I understand that Planned cost will be updated as soon as i add value to thr Primary cost element defined, but how will actuals flow for this activity??
Thanks in advance.
Warm Regards,
Jatinder Bansal

Need your help to understand the different in External Activity marked as servise and not marked as Service?? In what business scenario we use each of these??
External Activity is created for service which is unplanned.
Whereas Service activity is created for Planned Service.These services are plannned already and used repetatively.while creating activtiy services are adopted from the service master same like material master.
You can get know the difference when you create both the activities itself.
Can someone give me an example business scenario where we use Primary cost activity? I understand that Planned cost will be updated as soon as i add value to thr Primary cost element defined, but how will actuals flow for this activity??
General Costs activity are used mostly for Administrative purposes. Example would be travel costs incurred for site visit for Project.
Once you confirm the activities Actual costs are posted.
Thanks,
Nitin

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Correction from above...".it would most likely be much larger than the ones that don't work" should have been "it would most likely be much larger IN THE ONES THAT DON'T WORK". Sorry.
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Hi,
With respect to WHT, vendors can be classified into three categories
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2) Material Vendors (not subject to WHT)
3) Mixed vendors (WHT is applicable on services only)
Identifying the type of vendor needs the data from business only. There is no specific indication in SAP. In case of 1 & 2 type vendors there is no problem. Problem with type 3 vendors. Since WHT keys are updated at vendor level, during IV system withhelds the tax amount on entire invoice which is wrong since materials may also be there in that invoice. For this there is no standard solution by SAP.
We need to further identify vendors based on supplies with both services and materials. If the % of services & materials combination is more, it is better to create two seperate vendors for the same vendor, one as service vendor and another as material vendor and ask the vendor to give seperate invoices for services and materials. If it is very less %, while posting invoices just change the base amount against the WHT keys. This is the practice we implemented for our client.
regards,
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Hi Nikhilesh,
Thank you very much for your response
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