Using Landed Cost - Shipment
A Shipment is created for the 2 purchase orders to Woo Sun and Woo Dragon by using Purchasing > Landed Cost > Shipments as follows:
Shipment Details
Note
Tick the Use Value of Taxable Import if you would like to enter GST on the Value of Taxable Import tab
2. Select the Purchase Orders to be delivered by the shipment
3. Check the shipment lines that are to be shipped
4. Enter the import costs to be apportioned to the stock received
Select the Apportionment method
Tick the Apportioned checkbox and the costs will be added as import costs to the stock items on the Shipment Lines tab
If you add more purchase orders to the shipment, untick and retick the apportioned checkbox to allow costs to be apportioned across all shipment lines, including the newly added purchase order lines
5. Press Commit for Booking In
6. Book in the stock
Create a Shipment Bookin using Purchasing > Landed Cost > Shipment Bookin
Enter the quantities received or counted in this session - note that a container may be unpacked over many days and multiple Shipment Bookins may be used for a single Shipment
Activate the Shipment Bookin form
7. Confirm stock booked in on Shipment
Refresh the Shipment
Select the Shipment Lines tab to view the Qty Booked In column populated form the Shipment Bookin form
Select the Stock Booked In tab to view the lines booked in and the Shipment Bookin number
8. Enter the GST Payable to Customs on Value of Taxable Import tab
Note
The value of the imported stock may not be the same as the the amount paid for the shipment. The GST payable to customs, if creditable, will be raised as an amount owing and the grossed up value of the GST assessed does not impact the cost of goods sold in the Jiwa system.
Enter the date of the invoice to Customs
Tick the Invoice checkbox
Press save
9. Finalise Purchase Invoice
Enter the Invoice No.
Adjust the FX Rate if required
Check the Invoice and Due dates
Tick Invoiced
Press save
Press Finalise Shipment button
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