In certain countries, such as Brazil, the Philippines,
and Spain, withholding tax can or must be posted when the invoice is posted.
This means that the amount receivable or payable is reduced by the withholding
tax amount.
Extended withholding tax supports both concepts. -
The key concept in extended withholding tax is the
distinction between withholding tax type and withholding tax code. While
withholding tax types represent basic calculation rules, specific features of
these rules - in particular the percentage rate -
are represented by the withholding tax code. You can
define any number of withholding tax codes for a given withholding tax type.
If a particular transaction requires more than one kind of withholding tax, this is covered in the SAP System by defining more than one withholding tax type.
When entering a line item, you can enter withholding tax data for each of these withholding tax types.
How To Configure Withholding Tax?
Steps for extended withholding tax :
1. Check withholding tax countries
2. Define Ex. Withholding tax types for invoice postings
3. Define Ex. Withholding tax codes
4. Formula for Ex. Withholding tax calculation
5. Assign Ex. Withholding tax types to Company code
6. Activate Ex. Withholding tax
8. Create a G/L a/C for Ex. Withholding tax
9. Define A/C for Ex. Withholding tax (DBWW)
10. Make changes in Vendor master (XK02)
11. Maintain Company Code Settings:
Path: IMG -> Logistic -> General -> Taxes on goods movement -> India -> Maintain
company code settings
12. Activate country version for specific fiscal year position
Path: IMG -> FA -> -> FAGS -> Taxes on sales purchases -> Basic Setting -> India
-> Activate country specific for fiscal year position