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    Pensol Industries Ltd

    User Manual50 % Cenvat on Capital Goods

    Author : Satish Doke

    Reviewer: -

    Approver

    Release Date : - 16 May 2013

    Plot No. 92, Road No. 16,M.I.D.C., Marol, Andheri (Mumbai - 400093, India.Voice: +91-22-6722 0606Facsimile: +91-22-6722 0

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    1.0 All Original Document

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    Table of Content

    Sr. No Particulars Page No

    1 Introduction 5

    2 Basic Setup 6

    3 Master Setup 7

    4 Transaction 11

    4A Goods Receipt PO 11

    4B Incoming Excise Invoice 13

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    Abbreviations used in the document

    Sr.No Abbreviation Full Form

    1 AGT A G Technologies Pvt Ltd

    2 Pensol Pensol Industries Ltd

    3 SAP SAP Business One

    4 GRPO Goods Receipt PO

    5 IEI Incoming Excise Invoice

    6 50 % Cenvat 50 % Cenvat on Capital Goods

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    Purpose of This Document

    This document is intended to inform Pensol about the necessary steps that should be taken to provide the

    desired 50 % cenvat on capital goods in current year and 50 % next year process in SAP.

    This document provides general hints, tips, and recommendations concerning the use of 50 % Cenvatprocess and SAP Business One.

    50 % Cenvat functionality depends not only on functionality, but also on correct setup and usage.The content of this document is subject to change since both functionality of 50 % Cenvat process andSAP Business One may change in the future.

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    Basic Setup / Prerequisite

    In G/L Account determination master, needs to set the capital Goods On Hold Percentage and

    Capital Goods On Hold Percentage account.

    Path: - Administrator Setup Financial G/L Account Determination

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    Master Setup

    Skillful use of master data is essential to getting the most out of the SAP Business Oneapplication and 50% Cenvat on Capital Goods Process. Data describing Item Master, Business

    Partners (Vendor), Item Group etc are master data. When a new document (GRPO and Incoming

    Excise Invoice), is created, master data provides and set much of the necessary information in

    the transaction. Master data also keeps track of predefined values and settings that are used inGoods Receipt and Incoming Excise Invoice.

    Proper setup and management of master data allow everyone to use of 50% Cenvat on CapitalGoods process in SAP to maximum efficiency. If master data is set up accurately, creating a

    document such as a GRPO and Incoming Excise becomes a lot easier. You only have to confirm

    that the default information is correct.

    However, if master data is not accurate, business processes come to a halt while people figure

    out how to enter the correct information. This User Manual offers guidance to help youunderstand, set up, and use of master data properly so that you and your company get the full

    benefit of 50% Cenvat On Capital Goods process in SAP.

    Basic Setup / Prerequisite required for handling the 50 % Cenvat on Capital Goods Process inSAP.

    For 50 % Cenvat on Capital Goods Process following master needs to be created / updated.

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    1. Item Master

    2. Business Partner Master (Vendor3. G/L Account Determination

    4. Item Master: - Create item group as Capital Goods and assign to the item master. It is notmandatory to create Capital Goods as item group, it is depend on customer need &

    requirement.

    Select following option in Item master.

    1. Fixed Asset option on right top of the item master.

    2. Select item as excisable3. Select material type as capital goods.

    Item Master

    2. Vendor Master: - In Vendor master, select the Asset account from the existing.

    Path: Business Partner Business Partner Master Data (Accounting Data Tab)

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    Transactions

    50 % On Cenvat on Capital Goods will be route through GRPO and Incoming Excise Invoice

    transaction. This function allows you to set the 50% Cenvat for current financial year and 50%for next financial year. When GRPO and Incoming Excise entry is added with this function, it isrecorded directly to the database and cannot be deleted. To cancel an GRPO and Incoming

    Excise Invoice, create a reversal of GRPO i.e. Goods Return and Outgoing Excise Invoice.

    Following is the path for opening Goods Receipt PO transaction screen.

    Goods Receipt PO

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    Purchasing A/P Goods Receipt PO Inventory Transfer

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    Incoming Excise Invoice: Create Incoming Excise Invoice based on Goods Receipt PO

    Journal Entry

    In this entry system automatically post the 50 % amount to the Cenvat on Capital Goods on Hold

    A/C based on setting done in the G/L Account Determination.

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    A/P Invoice: - Create A/P Invoice based on Goods Receipt PO

    Journal Entry

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