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    Import

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    Scenario - Importing from a Third Country

    Purpose

    This scenario describes the processes involved in importing goods into your country

    from a third country. In this sense, a "third country" is defined as the country of export

    when no trade agreement exists between your country and the exporter. In this case,

    you are responsible for compliance with the import laws of your own country.

    Reasons for Importing Goods

    There are three primary reasons for importing goods.

    Trade

    Production

    Transit

    TradeThere are three main reasons why you may want to import for trade purposes:

    Comparative advantage Some foreign manufacturers can make products more

    cheaply.

    Availability Some products are only available in foreign markets.

    Marketability A product may be new and you want to market it in your entire country

    or in a region of your country.

    Production

    It is sometimes advantageous to import raw or semi-finished materials to be used in amanufacturing process.

    Transit

    Foreign merchandise with the status "in transit" is exactly that passing through your

    country on the way to another. At the plant level in the SAP System, this refers to a

    goods receipt that immediately becomes a goods issue to a country other than the

    location of your plant. A carnet TIR (document which allows passage of foreign

    merchandise through a customs territory) may be required for the transfer of goods

    under bond in your country.

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    Data Description CommentsFT/Customs

    data

    # Mode of transport

    The technical customs term describingthe type of transport (for example, see

    The system determines this

    data from the vendormaster and uses it as a

    Foreign Trade Data in Purchasing Documents

    Data that describes the import or arrival characteristics of a purchasing transaction.

    Structure

    Foreign trade data appears at the header and in the items themselves in purchase

    orders and shipping notifications (inbound deliveries).

    The vendor master records, material master records and purchasing info recordspropose this data.

    Foreign Trade Data in Purchase Order, Shipping Notification and Goods Receipt

    Headers

    or air transport) used to take the goods

    across a national border

    #Office of entry

    The key for the border customs office

    where the goods are unloaded from the

    mode of transport used for crossing

    the border

    e au va ue n e

    purchase order, shipping

    notification and goods

    receipt.

    Partner data Vendor The vendor key

    Delivery vendor

    Country key

    The vendor country key

    The system copies this data

    from the purchase order to

    the shipping notification

    and goods receipt.

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    Foreign Trade Data in Purchase Order, Advance Shipping Notification and Goods

    Receipt Items

    Data Description Comments

    Material data Material The material keyfor the item Description

    A description of the item

    Commodity/Import code

    Weight and volume

    The system copies thisdata from the material

    master record.

    Origin The goods country of

    origin

    The goods countryand region of

    The system copies the

    country of origin from the

    purchasing info record as a

    destination

    .

    country and region of

    destination from the

    ordering plant.

    Transaction Import procedure The

    procedure by which the

    goods being imported are

    declared to customs. This

    is copied from the

    purchasing info record.

    Transaction type

    The classification of the

    type of transaction contractIn co terms

    With the appropriate

    settings in Customizing,

    the system determines thetransaction type

    automatically based on

    criteria like the importing

    country or the item

    category. The system then

    copies the data to the

    purchase order

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    Value Statistical value The untaxed value of

    the goods, including transportation and

    insurance costs that arise in the

    importers country

    The system calculates the

    statistical values in pricing

    in the purchase orders.

    Other customs

    data

    Customs quota

    CAS number

    Manufacturer number

    The system uses this data

    to calculate import duties

    to be levied.

    -

    Preference rates

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    Maintenance of FT Data in Purchasing Documents

    This function describes the maintenance of foreign trade data required for importing

    merchandise in purchase orders and shipping notifications (inbound deliveries).

    Activities

    To change or display a purchase order from the SAP standard menu, choose Logistics

    Materials ManagementPurchasingPurchase OrderChange orDisplay.

    To change or display an inbound delivery (advanced shipping notification) from the SAP

    standard menu, choose Logistics Materials ManagementPurchasingPurchase

    Order Inbound DeliveryChange orDisplay.

    To change or display a goods receipt from the SAP standard menu, choose Logistics

    Materials Management Inventory ManagementMaterial DocumentChange or

    Display.

    You can retrieve and check a list of existing purchase orders for completeness from the

    Importsection of the Operative Cockpit. For this procedure, see Scenario - Daily Import

    Operations.

    To check a single purchase order for completeness choose the Individual Maintenance

    tab in the General Foreign Trade Processing Cockpit. From this cockpit, in the Item

    Overviewsection of a purchase order, you can simulate an import to check and

    maintain foreign trade data completeness by choosing Import Simulation.To maintain data in

    Menu path in document

    You should know

    The purchase order header

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    In the purchase order header, choose theAddress and Importtabs

    You can display all foreign trade data in the purchase order header easily from the

    General Foreign Trade Processing Cockpitunder Individual Maintenance. To display the

    incompletion log for FT data in the header, choose Log of Incomplete Items.

    A purchase order item

    In the purchase order, select the item in the Item Overviewsection. In the Item section at

    the bottom of the screen, choose the Quantities/Weights, Delivery, Delivery address and

    Importtabs

    You can display a log of all incomplete FT data in the purchase order item easily from

    the General Foreign Trade Processing Cockpitby choosing Log of Incomplete Items.

    The inbound delivery (shipping notification) header

    In the inbound deliver , choose Go to HeaderForei n Trade / Customs

    To check whether the foreign trade data in the header is complete, choose

    Incompleteness analysis.

    An inbound delivery item

    In the inbound delivery, select an item and choose Go to Item Foreign Trade /

    Customs

    Choose Incompleteness analysis to determine whether all foreign trade data is

    complete in an inbound delivery item.

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    Foreign Trade Data in Master Records

    Definition

    Master data relevant to foreign trade that is used throughout the entire logistics chain in

    Materials Management (MM) and Sales and Distribution (SD) documents.

    The systems automated foreign trade processing depends on complete master data. Toensure efficient import and export processing, you need to maintain the master data

    thoroughly.

    Structure

    This section provides a detailed list of the data relevant for using SAP's Foreign Trade

    (FT) application component in the following master records:

    Vendor master record

    Purchasing info record

    Material master record

    Customer master record

    Cockpit Access: In addition to checking this data from the SAP standard menu paths

    described below, you can check whether foreign trade data is complete in master

    records in one step from the General Foreign Trade Processing Cockpit. From the

    Master data section of this cockpit, you can create, view and modify each of these

    master records.

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    Vendor Master Record

    To go to a vendor master record from the SAP standard menu, choose Logistics

    Materials ManagementPurchasingMaster dataVendorPurchasing

    You can maintain data relevant to foreign trade on the following screens of the vendor

    master:

    Address Vendors city

    Postal code

    Country

    Region

    The vendors country helps indicate import transactions in MM documents. You need

    the vendors region for declarations to the authorities.

    Control

    This screen contains accounting data including the vendors VAT registration number.

    The system copies the vendors VAT registration number from the vendor masterrecord to the urchase order as a default value.

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    Purchasing data

    Order currency

    Terms of payment

    In co terms and Schema Group vendor for import pricing procedure

    The mode of transport indicates how the imported goods cross the border.

    Office of entry (at the border)

    The border customs office code specifies the office through which goods usually arrive

    in the country. The vendor master record supports only one Office of entry.

    Purchasing group

    To display or maintain data for preference processing from this screen, choose Extras

    Tariff preference.

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    Purchasing Info Record

    The purchasing info record represents the link between the vendor and the material

    delivered and overrides the vendor master record. Communication between the vendor

    and your plant can be made easier using purchasing info records.

    To go to a purchasing info record from the SAP standard menu, choose Logistics

    Materials Management

    Purchasing

    Master data

    Info record.You can maintain data relevant to foreign trade on the following screens:

    General data

    Country of origin

    Region of origin

    Certificate category (the type of certificatefor example, a

    certificate of originissued by the vendor)

    Certificate number

    Date until which the certificate of origin is valid

    Confirmation control keyEx ort/im ort rocedure

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    Material Master Record

    To go to a material master record from the SAP standard menu, choose Logistics

    Materials ManagementMaterial MasterMaterial.

    You can display or enter data relevant to foreign trade in the following views of the

    material master record:

    Foreign Trade: Import data

    Import code number (or commodity code)

    Export/import group (a grouping of similar materials for export or

    import transactions)

    Country of origin

    Region of origin

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    Create Purchase Order (ME21N)

    A purchase order is a legal document used to record an individual purchase with the

    vendor. It also provides the vendor with a reference document to link to goods receipt

    and invoice verification processes. The purchase order is a commitment to a vendor

    for a given material, in a specified quantity at a predetermined price and delivery date.Enter import vendor, Purchase Organization, Purchasing Group, Company code,Material Number, PO qty, and Delivery date

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    Enter Office entry in geography tab

    Condition tab

    Enter commodity code and import code number

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    In Purchase Order of main imported vendorGR-based invoice verification tick should

    not be there on invoice tab.

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    Since the purchase order vendor is 300103 who is imported vendor and he is nothing to

    do with the customs duty, special customs duty and countervailing duty. These three

    duties are paid to the local Commissioner of Customs, vendor code 300104 in our case.

    The Customs Agent Charge is paid to the Customs Agent, Vendor Code 300104

    Normally the Freight is also paid to the Customs Agent who in turn would have had paid

    to the respective Transport Operator (if different. Normally the CFA owns a transport

    company) and the Port Authorities.

    It is recommended to change the vendor code 300104 for this three-condition types viz.,

    JCDB, JCV1, JECV, and JEBC.

    To change the vendor for condition type select JCDB condition type and choose on

    Condition detail icon located at left bottom side of your screen.

    System will take to new Item Conditions Detail: screen. In this screen at right

    bottom of screen you can find the vendor code 300103 the main imported vendor is

    defaulted here. You have to replace this vendor code with commissioner of customs

    code 300104 and choose enter and green arrow to come back to condition tab ofurchase order.

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    To change the vendor for

    condition type select

    FRB1 condition type

    and choose on

    Condition detail icon

    located at left bottom

    side of your screen.

    System will take to new

    Item Conditions

    Detail: screen. In this

    screen at right bottom

    of screen you can find

    the vendor code

    300103 the main

    imported vendor isdefaulted here. You

    have to replace this

    vendor code with

    Freight vendor code

    300105and choose

    enter and green arrow

    to come back to

    condition tab ofpurchase order.

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    Change the currency at header level because the custom have to pay to Indian custom

    office that should in INR and gross price should be in USD

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    Invoice Verification for CVD, Customs Duty, Educational Cess on CVD, Customs

    Educational Cess

    Use

    Subsequent to the purchase order placed on imported vendor, the goods arrive in

    India, they go through customs formalities. The customs officers issue a bill of entry

    for the goods, after payment of necessary duties like basic customs duty, specialcustoms duty and countervailing duty. This is like invoice for the CVD on the goods.This process is dealt with logistics invoice verification.

    Select Custom vendor

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    Enter Qty and Amount of Basic Customs, CVD, Ecess on Basic Customs

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    Create Invoice verification for Freight

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    Goods Receipt With Reference to Purchase OrderGoods are received from the Vendor as a result of a Purchase Order at the receiving

    plant. A goods movement is entered into the system referencing this PO and a goods

    receipt material document is posted. Appropriate general ledger accounts are also

    posted and stocks are updated.

    You will get Excise Invoice tab at Header Data for capturing bill of lading details and for

    posting Part I and Part II.

    On the Excise Invoice tab at Header Data make the following entries.

    Capture & Post Excise invoice, Excise, Excise invoice, Excise Invoice Date, BED, AED,

    SED, Close Header Detail data to enlarge the Detail data. Select Excise Item tab at

    Detailed Data (at the last).Chapter ID, EI Quantit, Please cross check the BED, ECS (CVD

    in this case) amount of item, as per the bill of lading, legally you cannot avail more than

    what mentioned in Vendor Excise Invoice. In case of imported purchase order in normal

    case system will default CVD and ECess (invoice verification made on commissioner of

    customs) amount as BED and ECS i.e. CENVAT amount. It is observed some times

    system is not doing this operation. In this case please input CVD and ECess amount in

    place of BED and ECS amount so that you can avail CVD and ECS as CENVAT amount.

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    Invoice Verification

    In this process of Logistics Invoice Verification all the Incoming Invoices are verified in

    terms of their content, prices and arithmetic. When the invoice is posted, the invoice

    data is saved in the system. The system updates the data saved in the invoice

    documents in Materials Management and Financial Accounting.

    Select indicator:Goods/Service items

    Enter Purchase Order number.

    Base line date.

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    Purchase Order History (ME23N)

    Delivery Cost Logistic Invoice-Customs

    Delivery Cost Logistic Invoice-Freight

    Logistic Invoice Receipt-imported item

    Goods Receipt of imported item