Tax condition types issue in sales order

Question

Hi Friends,
I am bit lost with the following issue. I have searched sdn and other SAP forums for this. There were similar issues discussed but they didnu2019t solve my issue. There was exactly similar issue but it was unanswered. So I am posting the issue here to get some inputs.
This is the Indian tax scenario.  I have configured pricing procedure where I have JVAT and JCST. If the company is selling to customer in the same state where company is located letu2019s say region 05 JCST 2% applicable. If the customer is outside region 05 then 5% JVAT should applicable.
=>  In the pricing procedure it was like
150  0  JVAT
160  0  JCST
Both will be calculate on the gross value.
=>  I have created two new tax classifications for customer master. 
JCST   2   Tax liable outside region 05
JVAT  3    Tax liable inside region 05
So in the customer master I have both JCST and JVAT. I have created a customer with region 05 and in customer master under Billing document tab I have entries like below
Country    Name   Tax Category   Name   Tax classification  Description
IN              India        JCST                IN: CST              2                  Tax liable outside region 05
IN              India        JVAT               IN: VAT              0                  Tax Exempt
=> I have created condition record for JCST with the following key combination
Country u2013 IN
Region of dlv. Plant u2013 05
Region u2013 05
TaxClass1-Cust.  -- 2
TaxCl.Mat u2013 1
Amount u2013 2 percentage
Tax code u2013 A1 (TAXINN A1 2% Output tax)
=>  With the above condition records maintained for JCST and maintaining tax classification as 2 for JCST and 0 for JVAT, I assume in Sales order SAP should calculate tax JCST 2 percentage. But in sales order SAP is not considering JCST and JVAT. For JVAT it makes sense as it does not have condition records. But I didnu2019t get the reason for not getting JCST.  When I checked analysis and click on JCST condition type it says condition record is missing.  Surprisingly when I click on the access details it shows u201CTaxClass1-Cust. as 0u201D it didnu2019t show as 2 as maintained in the customer master.
When I change the Tax classification for JVAT from 0 to 1 or from 0 to 3 in the customer master, in the analysis when I click on access details for JCST it shows tax classification maintained for JVAT that is as 1 or 3  so it seems SAP is not considering JCST in customer master at all. Why is that so?
The access (condition table) for JCST and JVAT are same.
Any inputs?

Answer 1

Hai SAP_2006,
We are also having similar requirement and inform the USER to maintain
In our customer master we gave like
Customer master:
Sales area data
Billing documents
JTX1     Tax Jurisdict.Code d     1     Full Tax 12.5%
JTX2     Tax Jurisdict.Code d     1     Full Tax 12.5%
JTX3     Tax Jurisdict.Code d     1     Full Tax 12.5%
JTX4     Tax Jurisdict.Code d     1     Full Tax 12.5%
To get LST  we maintain
Country u2013 IN
Region of dlv. Plant u2013 05
Region u2013 05
TaxClass1-Cust. -- 1
TaxCl.Mat u2013 1
Amount u2013 12.5  percentage
Tax code u2013 A2 (TAXINN A1 12.5% Output tax)
To get CST
Country u2013 IN
Region of dlv. Plant u2013 05
Region u2013 06
TaxClass1-Cust. -- 1
TaxCl.Mat u2013 1
Amount u2013 12.5 percentage
Tax code u2013 A2 (TAXINN A2 12.5% Output tax)
In case if they want CST 2%, then user has to go
Sales order header Biiling
Alt tax Classification : Shouls change the Blank to 2 in the 1 box out of 4.
for that we maintained condition record as
Country u2013 IN
Region of dlv. Plant u2013 05
Region u2013 06
TaxClass1-Cust. -- 2
TaxCl.Mat u2013 1
Amount u2013 12.5 percentage
Tax code u2013 A3 (TAXINN A3 2% Output tax)
This doesn't require to change customer master regularly and default system finds LST or CST 12.5 unless they change to 2% system will not change automatic. So CST 2% Vs CSTfull tax risk is also avoided.
Regards,
Mani