Use
Now you create the rebate credit memo (based on the credit memo request generated in the settlement).
Procedure
Menu Path |
Logistics ® Sales and Distribution ® Sales ® Order ® Change |
Transaction Code |
VA02 |
Field |
Data |
Order |
Credit memo request noted earlier |
You can see that the credit memo request has been created for the rebate recipient 6000 (entered in the rebate agreement). The items in the credit memo request are created using the settlement material entered in the condition records for the rebate agreement.
Condition type ZBO7 appears twice. In the first line, it contains the payment amount calculated from the sales volume. The second line contains the provision amount posted up to now. When you create the credit memo, the provision in Financial Accounting is written off by this amount. In Profitability Analysis, once the credit memo has been created, the system updates the difference between the payment and provision amounts in the rebate value field.
Field |
Data |
Billing block |
empty (delete any default) |
The R/3 System issues a document number.
Note this number.
Field |
Data |
Billing document |
Your noted Billing number |
The posted provision has been settled (account number 89000 and 884010).
You now see customer 6000 (the central office of the company RIWA), to which the rebate credit memo is sent. On the customer hierarchy level, only field 01 has been completed, because the credit memo was sent directly to the central office and not to the companies assigned beneath it.
You can see the settlement material for the product hierarchy for gloss paints, but you can’t see the sold final product anymore.
You can only see product hierarchies 1 and 2 because the settlement material has been assigned to these hierarchy levels only.
The value field contains the difference between the provision and the amount that was paid out. This means that the total amount of the sales deduction has increased, because the condition type for rebates was updated to Profitability Analysis using sign transfer. This makes it possible for a negative sign to count as an increase to costs.
Look at the credit memo item for the product hierarchy for primers.
The rebate value field contains the difference between the provision and the amount that was paid out. This time the value is not negative. This means that the provision was too high and that the total value of the rebates has been decreased by this amount.