GST Configuration & Payables Test Cases: Author: Srinivas Nimmalapudi (Principal Software Engineer)
GST Configuration & Payables Test Cases: Author: Srinivas Nimmalapudi (Principal Software Engineer)
GST Configuration & Payables Test Cases: Author: Srinivas Nimmalapudi (Principal Software Engineer)
Sale within the CGST + SGST Revenue will be shared equally between the Centre and the State
State
Sale to another IGST There will only be one type of tax (central) in case of inter-state
State sales. The Center will then share the IGST revenue based on the
destination of goods.
Illustration:
• Let us assume that a dealer in Telangana had sold the goods to a dealer in Karnataka worth Rs. 1,000.
The tax rate is 5% comprising of only IGST.
In such case, the dealer has to charge Rs. 50 as IGST. This revenue will go to the Central Government.
• The same dealer sells goods to a consumer in Telangana worth Rs. 50,000. The GST rate on the good is 12%.
This rate comprises of CGST at 6% and SGST at 6%.
The dealer has to collect Rs. 6,000 as Goods and Service Tax. Rs. 3,000 will go to the Central Government and Rs. 3,000
will go to the Telangana government as the sale is within the state.
MODULES
1. FINANCE
2. SALES & DISTRIBUTION
Click on Features
Enterprise Structure:
Ledger : GST_LEDGER
Legal Entity : GST_SOUTH
Business Unit: GST_HYD_BU
BU Address: City: Hyderabad,
State: Telangana
Task->Manage Locations
Search
Country Name: India
Click on Validation Defined
Run Schedule Process (ESS Job): Validate Addresses against Master Reference Geography Data
Parameter:
Location Table Name: HZ_LOCATIONS
Note: Enable tax for transactions, enabled after the Tax Rate Tax Rules are defined
Tax Rule Defaults->
Tax Applicability->Not Applicable
Note: Enable tax for transactions, enabled after the Tax Rate Tax Rules are defined
Tax Rule Defaults->
Tax Applicability->Not Applicable
Note: Enable tax for transactions, enabled after the Tax Rate Tax Rules are defined
Tax Rule Defaults->
Tax Applicability->Not Applicable
Define Tax Rate Rule IND_CGST_2.5_TAX_RULE to Determine CGST Tax Rate IND_CGST_2.5 based on below
detremining factors
Bill From State Equal to determining factor of Ship To State
Product noninventory linked Product Category is Equal to EQUIPMENT
Bill from Party Registration Status is Equal to Registered
Go To Home Page
Click on Procurement
Click on Suppliers
Task->Manage Supplier
Search Supplier
Go to Addresses Tab
Invoice: Inv-0024
Entered for BU: GST_HYD_BU
Bill From State is Telangana
Supplier Number 10003
Supplier Site: Hyderabad State: Telangana
Tax Product Category: Equipment
Tax Results
In this case, the Supplier has charged Rs. 25 as CGST and Rs 25 as SGST on Invoice amount Rs 1000
Invoice: Inv-0025
Entered for BU: GST_HYD_BU
Bill to State is Telangana
Supplier Number 10003
Supplier Site: Bengaluru State: Karnataka
Tax Product Category: Equipment
In this case, the Supplier has charged Rs. 50 as IGST on Invoice amount Rs 1000
Tax Configurations:-
The configurations done in Step: 2 can be used for the below setups
1. Legal Authorities
2. Tax Regime
3. Taxes
4. Tax Jurisdictions
5. Tax Statuses
Step: 5
TEST CASE RESULTS
1. Tax Calculations on Invoice of Inventory Item within the State (CGST & SGST)
Information required while entering Invoice
Bill To
Bill From
Inventory Category
Enter PO and Approve
Tax Results
In this case, the Supplier has charged Rs. 3000 as CGST and Rs 3000 as SGST on Invoice amount Rs 1000
2. Tax Calculations on Invoice of Inventory Item Ship from other State (IGST)
Information required while entering Invoice
Bill To
Bill From
Inventory Category
Enter PO and Approve
Tax Results
In this case, the Supplier has charged Rs. 6000 as IGST on Invoice amount Rs 50000