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Reverse Charge Tax calculation in SAP S/4HANA Cloud


This blog provides a process how to calculate Reverse Charge Tax in SAP S/4HANA Cloud.


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Business Users, Key Users, Consultants


Target Industry


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Reverse Charge Tax calculation


Reverse charge is a scenario in Taxation, where, the tax paying entity creates a tax liability on it self.


One of the examples of this is India GST, where reverse charge needs to be applicable under specific scenarios such are below


1. Purchase from Unregistered Vendors


2. Import of services


3. Purchase of specific Goods and Services.


To understand it better, let us take an example. An organization purchases goods from a supplier. That supplier is not eligible/registered to pay taxes to government. The rule in that particular tax regime tells that, in such case, the buyer needs to create a tax liability on itself and submit the tax amount to government. This concept is called reverse charge.


Let’s talk about it from an accounting point of view.



Purchase without Reverse Charge (Regular Purchase)


In case of a normal purchase, the accounting entry will be as it below.


Vendor Cr 1000


Expenses Dr 900


Input IGST Tax Dr 100



In this case, the buying organization pays the tax amount to the Vendor (in the payment against invoice), who in turn will submit it to the government.



Purchase with Reverse Charge


In case of a reverse charge, the accounting entry will be as below.


Vendor Cr 1000


Expenses Dr 1000


Input RCM IGST Tax Dr 100


RCM Payable IGST Tax Cr 100




As part of S4HANA cloud SAP has provided below pre-defined RCM tax codes in India.


Standalone FI App


Standalone FI apps uses the country tax procedure ‘0TXIN’ – India Tax Procedure


- Tax Procedure consists of all the condition types (base amount and different tax components)


- Step Numbers are used to maintain the condition types in the procedure


- ‘From’ and ‘To’ determines, the tax calculation against the condition types


- Account Keys helps in posting the calculated condition values against the GL accounts or to inventory based on the type of account key


- NVV – is the non-deductible account key, which loads the condition value to the inventory


- 363 routine is used to calculate taxes for import cases, which includes accessible value


- Condition types against which the 363 routine is assigned, is applicable only for the import of goods and not the services (assessible value not applicable for services)


Note:


- Access sequence with multiple combination of fields will not work for Standalone FI apps to determine the tax rates automatically


- User must choose the right tax codes manually for posting Standalone FI apps


Customer Invoice creation App: Vendor Invoice creation App:



0TXIN – India Tax Procedure (For your reference only)



Reverse Charge Condition Types for deductible and non-deductible scenarios:

















































Condition Type
Description
JICR
IN: RCM CGST
JISR
IN: RCM SGST
JIIR
IN: RCM IGST
JIUR
IN: RCM UTGST
JCIR
IN: RCM Comp. Cess
JCRN
IN: RCM CGST Inv
JSRN
IN: RCM SGST Inv
JIRN
IN: RCM IGST Inv
JURN
IN: RCM UTGST Inv
JRCN
IN: RCM Cess Inv



GL accounts for reference:
















































































GL Account Description
GL Account
Purpose
Reverse Charge Account IGST (IN)
12605912
Reverse Charge Tax Account Specific to GST Tax India
Reverse Charge Account SGST (IN)
12605913
Reverse Charge Tax Account Specific to GST Tax India
Reverse Charge Account CGST (IN)
12605914
Reverse Charge Tax Account Specific to GST Tax India
Reverse Charge Account UTGST (IN)
12605915
Reverse Charge Tax Account Specific to GST Tax India
Reverse Charge Account Compensation Cess (IN)
12605916
Reverse Charge Tax Account Specific to GST Tax India
Reverse Charge Account Import IGST (IN)
12605917
Reverse Charge Tax Account Specific to GST Tax India
Reverse Charge Account Import Comp. Cess (IN)
12605918
Reverse Charge Tax Account Specific to GST Tax India
Reverse Charge Account IGST Inv (IN)
12605919
Reverse Charge Tax Account for inventorized case Specific to GST Tax India
Reverse Charge Account SGST Inv (IN)
12605920
Reverse Charge Tax Account for inventorized case Specific to GST Tax India
Reverse Charge Account CGST Inv (IN)
12605921
Reverse Charge Tax Account for inventorized case Specific to GST Tax India
Reverse Charge Account UTGST Inv (IN)
12605922
Reverse Charge Tax Account for inventorized case Specific to GST Tax India
Reverse Charge Account Compensation Cess Inv (IN)
12605923
Reverse Charge Tax Account for inventorized case Specific to GST Tax India
Reverse Charge Account Import IGST Inv (IN)
12605924
Reverse Charge Tax Account for inventorized case Specific to GST Tax India
Reverse Charge Account Import Comp. Cess Inv (IN)
12605925
Reverse Charge Tax Account for inventorized case Specific to GST Tax India



Input Tax Codes for reference:























































Tax Procedure
Tax code
Description
0TXIN
J1
IGST 18% - Domestic input GST - RCM
0TXIN
J2
CGST 9% + SGST 9% - Domestic input GST - RCM
0TXIN
J3
CGST 9% + UTGST 9% - Domestic input GST - RCM
0TXIN
J4
IGST 18% + Comp cess 18% - Domestic input GST - RCM
0TXIN
J5
CGST 9% + SGST 9% + Comp Cess 18% - Domestic input GST - RCM
0TXIN
J6
CGST 9% + UTGST 9% + Comp Cess 18% - Domestic input GST - RCM
0TXIN
J7
IGST 18% + Comp cess 18% - Demestic input GST - RCM - ND
0TXIN
J8
CGST 9% + SGST 9% + Comp Cess 18% - Domestic input GST - RCM - ND
0TXIN
J9
CGST 9% + UTGST 9% + Comp Cess 18% - Domestic input GST - RCM - ND



Account Keys for reference:

















































Transaction Key
Description
JRC
IN: RCM CGST
JRS
IN: RCM SGST
JRI
IN: RCM IGST
JRU
IN: RCM UTGST
JCR
IN: RCM Comp Cess
JCN
IN: RCM CGST ND
JSN
IN: RCM SGST ND
JIN
IN: RCM IGST ND
JUN
IN: RCM UTGST ND
JRN
IN: RCM Comp Cess ND



Deductible and Non-Deductible Taxes in SAP S4HANA Cloud


Deductible Tax – A Tax already paid to a Vendor that can be balanced against Output Tax.


While Purchase of materials, the Tax paid on the Purchase of items can be availed back from the government, this is called a Deductible Tax. Here, the Tax is not loaded to Material Inventory, It is posted to a separate G/L account as per the configuration and later stage it will be cleared-off by Financials.


In case base Price – 100 INR with IGST 18% then below accounting entry will be posted in the system


Good Receipt


Material/Exp Account Dr 100


GR/IR Account Cr 100


Invoice Receipt


GR/IR Account Dr 100


IGST Input tax A/C Dr 18


Vendor Account Cr 118


Non-Deductible Tax – A Tax already paid to a Vendor that cannot be balanced against Output Tax.


In case of a Non-Deductible tax, the Tax amount will be loaded to Material Inventory. Here, the Company cannot claim this Tax amount back from the government.


Taxable persons pay Input Tax to Vendors and Output Tax to the Tax Authority.


One part of the Input Tax, the Deductible Input Tax, can be balanced against the Output Tax, that is, a business pays tax on Sales and Purchases only on its own added value.


The other part, the Non-Deductible Input Tax, is excluded from this arrangement and depends on the applicable tax law of the appropriate country.


In case base Price – 100 INR with IGST 18% then below accounting entry will be posted in the system


Good Receipt


Material/Exp Account Dr 118


GR/IR Account Cr 118


Invoice Receipt


GR/IR Account Dr 118

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