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    Add Extra Costs On Materials COGS: 1. Use Case

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    This document describes how to use SAP's "Landed Costs Invoice" feature to add extra material costs, such as logistics or transport expenses, to the cost of goods sold (COGS) for products in stock. The process involves creating a supplier invoice without a purchase order and then distributing the additional costs to the relevant products and expense accounts using the cost distribution menu. This allocates the new costs to the initial purchase orders and products.

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    This document describes how to use SAP's "Landed Costs Invoice" feature to add extra material costs, such as logistics or transport expenses, to the cost of goods sold (COGS) for products in stock. The process involves creating a supplier invoice without a purchase order and then distributing the additional costs to the relevant products and expense accounts using the cost distribution menu. This allocates the new costs to the initial purchase orders and products.

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    This document describes how to use SAP's "Landed Costs Invoice" feature to add extra material costs, such as logistics or transport expenses, to the cost of goods sold (COGS) for products in stock. The process involves creating a supplier invoice without a purchase order and then distributing the additional costs to the relevant products and expense accounts using the cost distribution menu. This allocates the new costs to the initial purchase orders and products.

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    This document describes how to use SAP's "Landed Costs Invoice" feature to add extra material costs, such as logistics or transport expenses, to the cost of goods sold (COGS) for products in stock. The process involves creating a supplier invoice without a purchase order and then distributing the additional costs to the relevant products and expense accounts using the cost distribution menu. This allocates the new costs to the initial purchase orders and products.

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    Add Extra Costs on materials COGS

    1. Use case

    Use the « Landed


    Yes Costs Invoice »
    feature
    Products in Stock
    Create a normal
    No
    Supplier Invoice

    2. Prerequisite

    You need to be on “Moving Average” as perpetual cost method in your


    material master data.
    3. “Landed Cost Invoice” feature

    1st Step : Create a “New Supplier invoice without PO”

    2nd Step: Click on « View All »


    3rd Step: Go to Item and choose « Additional Cost Debit Item » in the Type
    menu

    4th Step: Go to « Cost Distribution » menu and click on « Distribute among


    other invoices or credit memos »
    In « GL Account » choose the related expenses account (logistics,
    transports…) as usual
    5th Step: Choose the Order ID and click on « Distribute »
    Purpose of this step is to look after the Initial Purchase Order in order to
    allocate these new costs to the products

    6th Step: The cost distribution details will then appear, click on « Ok » and
    save the invoice

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