Gross Prices 
Gross Prices
Use
The gross price is relevant when selling goods to an end customer.
The pricing procedure RVAB02 is available as a reference for these sales processes.
The pricing procedure RVABB02 is, however, so flexible that it can also be used for a net price calculation. This means that you don’t have to maintain condition records twice.
Features
The pricing procedure RVAB02 has the following functions:
Structure of the pricing procedure
The pricing procedure RVAB02 is divided into the following areas:
Gross price determination (condition type PR01) or gross price entry (PB00)
Displaying the gross price in a subtotal
Gross discount determination and entry
Displaying the cumulated discounts in a subtotal
Determination of tax amount, contained in the price (condition type MWI1)
Determination of tax amount, contained in the discounts (condition type MWI2)
Determination of the whole tax amount (condition type MWIS in the case of a gross sale)
Option of transferring net prices and discounts into the profitability analysis separately
The correction with the condition type NETD is necessary, as there may be differences between the total of MWI1+MWI2 and MWIS.
Net sale
In the case of a net sale (customer not taxable or foreign business), the condition type MWIG is used instead of MWIS. A net goods value is determined. If you wish to, you can calculate tax on the net value (condition type VAT)
Requirements 70 and 71 in the pricing procedure control whether a sale is net or gross. The requirements take into account things such as the customer tax code and the departure country and destination country.
You may want to print out different lines for the net and gross sales. Different subtotals have been set up for this in the pricing procedure RVAB02 with requirements 70 and 71.
You can copy the pricing procedure RVAB02 and enhance it.