Hi Lou,
Thanks for your comment!
Could you please in detail (the path for customization of hierarchy, partner funct. part) the following (maybe with an example) -
Taxes classification is determined by SAP using a hierarchy (which you can set in customizing). So unless you change the partner function from where the tax classification is determined, or you change the tax classification of the partner functions from the original document, pricing type G will not work.
Regards,
Typewriter
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From: Lou
Sent: Thursday, May 19, 2011 4:55 AM
Subject: Display/hide condition in pricing procedure for particular order type
Short clarification:
In your original document, tax is computed as non-zero. But in your new document (referenced from the original document), you want tax to be computed as zero?
Taxes classification is determined by SAP using a hierarchy (which you can set in customizing). So unless you change the partner function from where the tax classification is determined, or you change the tax classification of the partner functions from the original document, pricing type G will not work. |
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