Why Output tax & Input tax in Plants Abroad

Hi
Can any one clarify me for the following questions
1. Why WIA plants abroad invoice is used , it seems cost is posted to " sales account for stock transfer "
2. why do we use Output Tax Dest.Ctry,Output Tax Dep. Ctry,Input Tax Dest. Ctry
Appreciate your answers for the abvove
Thanks in Advance
Regards
Dinesh

Hi N Dinesh Kumar,
i am working on Plants abroad Business scenario.
I have same question which you had ! Did you get the answers for your questions?
If yes, pls. help me with there anwers.
Thanks
AK

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