on 2015 Mar 09 7:52 AM
Hi experts
We have a businees like this
It's a generic subcontracting process.
subcontrator provide some compoents for us. When the subcontractor invoice to us, Finanace don't want the processing fee and the material cost which provide by subcontrator into one GL account.
but as standard , the transaction key FRL only for processing fee.
and Finance rejust to do it via FB60.
so how to achieve this?
I have found the subcontracting with charageable business, do this business can suit for our requirement .
when the subcontrator give us the invoice, he can split in two invoice with labor and chargeable compoenets.
does the chargeable compoents only include the material we provide to subcontrator or can also include the material which the subcontrator provided?
thanks in advance.
Request clarification before answering.
are you really certain about this request? You know that you then evaluate your finished materials lower than they really cost?
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Dear Jurgen,
Now the material cost(Subcontrator provided) is included in the processing fee(FRL account).
The request is to seperate the processing fee into two parts.
1.Real procesing fee
2.Material cost(Subcontrator provided)
FRL is producton cost, so if we let the materil cost also in the production cost with another cost element, then the finish goods evaluation equal to the really cost.
You get the material charged, either as service fee as it is currently, or separately as material costs. But to get the material costs into the finished material it has to be part of the BOM
You buy it with a standard PO, you just enter the the indicator for subcontracting along with the vendor number of your subcontractor in the delivery address screen.
You do a GR and it will automatically show up in subcontracting stock. You then consume it via your subcontract BOM when you receive the finished material.
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