Utilization

Hi ,
May i know how utilization triggers in J1IIN Automatically like export -Under letter of under taking,Deemed Export-EOU.Is it from Maintaining default excise grp & series grp?
Thks
Edited by: SDRAVI on Jun 12, 2009 4:44 PM

Ravi,
We have to make utilization determination based excise grp & series grp....
SPRO>Logistics u2013 General>Tax on Goods Movements>India>Business Transactions--> Utilization -->Utilization Determination
For more infomation Do visit http://www.scribd.com/doc/2527809/CINcustomizing-1
Thanks,
Raja

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