Purpose:
This document is to introduce the cash discount net procedure briefly.
Overview:
There are 2 different procedures when receiving cash discount from vendor:
- Net procedure
System will calculate cash discount at the time of invoice posting and the same is realized at the time of making payment. If the payment is overdue, the amount of discount lost will be shown as an expense. - Gross procedure
System will calculate cash discount at the time of payment posting.
I will introduce the net procedure in detail since gross procedure is easy to understand.
Configuration for net procedure:
Document type, we use document “KN” as default document type of net procedure. You can also use another one, but it is necessary to check flag “net document type” in OBA7.
- Configure cash discount clearing account (SKV)
- Configure lost cash discount account (VSK)
Balance result for different scenarios in net procedure:
① vendor invoice
② Payment posting
- Payment with the case discount period
- Payment after deadline
The following is the real exmaple:
1.Post vendor invoice:
2. Clearing it in F-53
1 Comment
Former Member
Hi, I doubt the posting to the expense (980) is incorrect. It should be 1000 under any condition in my thinking. I have different idea on the posting of net method considering the Tax requirement from government, could you please check if SAP configuration can fulfill it:
(Ignore the VAT which should be calculated based on the original total expense, not the net expense in China)
Dr. Expense (or GR/IR) 1000
Dr. Cash Discount Accrual 20
Cr. Cash Discount Clearing 20
2.1. When payment with discount
Dr. Vendor 1000
Cr. Bank 980
Cr. Cash Discount Accrual 20
Then finally there is balance in Cash Discount Clearing account and it can be manual repost to the other expense account (e.g. Finance Charge) to deduct the expense for the enterprise or just leave it and reflect to the P&L (e.g. Finance Expense item)
2.2 If the payment with losting discount
Dr. Vendor 1000
Dr. Cansh Discount Clearing 20
Cr. Bank 1000
Cr. Cash discount accrual 20
Then no balance of Cash Discount and Accrual