What is chapter id

hi sap gurus,
what is the relevance of chapter id in sap r/3
regards,
balaji

The excise tariff is divided into chapters 96 of them all. The chapters are divided into sections and the sections are subdivided further.
If you are familiar with the ITC-HS code, then it uses this. ITC HS by the way stands for International Trade Classification- Harmonised system. This is a system where each and every product is classified much like the doey decimal system in a library to out it simply.
This is an 8 digit classification something like 9999.99.99
The first four digits stands for the chapter, the second two to the section and the last two to the material classification,
So Every material is identified this way. Each section in a chapter or sometimes the chapter as a whole has a single rate of excise duty. This is the way excise tariff is made by the CBEC.
Now in SAP the chapter IDs are maintained and so is the material.
Especially in exports, ITC-HS is used universally so every country knows what material and what customs code they are dealing with. hence in SAP when you define the Chapter ID , the excise rate is maintained against the material and a chapter ID combination.
Hope this is clear. The same can used in outputs in relevant places.
Any questions?
regds
Jude

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What is chapter id in Excise? why we maintain the chapter id in SAP?

Hello,
what is chapter id in Excise? why we maintain the chapter id in SAP?.
Regards,
Ramrathode.

Go to J1ID, place your mouse on the first box Chapter-Id and click on the blue lens from top left. Now place your mouse on any chapter-Id and press F1. The explanation given therein is self explanatory.
In short, based on this chapter id only, excise duties will be calculated in SAP.
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What is Chapter id for materials? what is the need of this?

Hi
The Central Board of Excise and Customs (CBEC) framed Acts and Tariff rates for different material. You will find each type of material group together in chapter (01)with Heading and subheading. with 4 digit no (0103-Live swine) and 8 digit no.(0103 10 00-pure bred breading animals) respectively.
Chapter 1-4 : Live Animals; Animal Products
Chapter 5-6 Live Animals; Animals & Vegetable Products
Chapter 7-16 Vegetable Products, Fat, Oils & Waxes
Foodstuffs, Beverages, Spirits, Vinegar & Tobacco
Chapter 17- 27 Foodstuffs, Beverages, Spirits, Vinegar & Tobacco
Mineral Products
Chapter 28 Products of Chemical & Allied Industries..... till chapter 98.
Bcoz the dept is not aware of the product mfg.
This is only for easy reference /index to know the exact duty of the material.
The materials also have ITC-HS code to recognise exact specs.in international markets.
bye
Raghavendra

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Hello, I'm back.
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Hello, penny251,
Welcome to the discussions.
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+I took your corrected DVD to the Apple Store and the training expert explained to me that this program only shows each chapter at a time and the program will automatically go back to the menu after each chapter+.
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