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Vendor master - Tax Number 3 - Duplication check (GSTIN duplication check for India)

VKK
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Dear experts,

While creating Vendor master in SAP, I need to check whether same value has already been entered in 'Tax Number 3' field [LFA1-STCD3] - (i.e. field used for GST Identification Number for vendors in India) for another vendor and prevent it.


I searched in SCN and followed all the steps mentioned in the below thread:


https://archive.sap.com/discussions/thread/1577212

As mentioned in the thread, I even created a new tax category and turned 'On' the duplication check in transaction BUPA_TAXNUMTYPE for India.

But I don't know how to use this tax category while creating vendor master.


I even noted that the option 'XK02 --> Extras --> Tax categories' is hidden.

Does this option has anything to do with this duplication check?

Or did I miss any other step required for duplication check?

Or any other better methods available to carry-out this duplication check?


Please guide me.

Thanks in advance.

Have a nice day 🙂

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former_member183424
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This is not applicable for tax number 3 field. You need to make your own enhancement to do this.

VKK
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Dear Dibyendu Patra,

Thanks for your reply. Can you please throw me some light on why is it not possible for Tax number 3 field?

I have seen an SCN thread where the validation has been maintained for the field w.r.to Brazil country. Refer below,

https://answers.sap.com/questions/82116/how-to-enable-tax-number-3-state-inscription-to-ch.html

Any other inputs from you please?

former_member183424
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I am not aware of Brazil country scenario, hence can't explain about this. During GST implementation, we have faced the same scenario, but didn't find any solution in standard.

VKK
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Dear Dibyendu Patra,

Thanks. Let me wait for inputs from other experts before going with custom validation 🙂