Landed Cost Tariffs
Landed Cost Tariffs are used in combination with Recurring Costs. Each Recurring Cost must have a related Landed Cost Tariff that will be used to automate the calculation of the estimated Landed Cost when creating a sales or purchase document.
To create tariffs, search for Landed Cost Tariffs on the Search bar and open the related page. It is also possible to access to Landed Cost Tariffs through Item Charges page.
Landed Cost Tariff Card
General Tab
Field | Description |
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Code | Specifies the tariff No. |
Description | Specifies tariff description. |
Item Charge No. | Specifies Item Charge No. associated to the tariff. |
Status | Specifies the status of the tariff. Options are: Draft, Active, Inactive. It is only possible to calculate Landed Costs from Active tariffs. It is only possible to edit tariffs if they are with status Draft. |
Currency Code | Specifies the Currency Code associated to the Tariff. If Currency Code is the same as the Local Currency, this field will be empty. Currency is used to filter tariffs to be selected. For example, if a vendor is set with USD, only USD tariffs will apply. |
Starting Date | Specifies the starting date of the tariff. |
Ending Date | Specifies the ending date of the tariff. |
Calculation Basis | Specifies the calculation basis of the tariff. Options are: Amount, Quantity, Quantity (Base) and Gross Weight. See Calculation Basis. |
Tariff Type | Options are % and Rate. It is automatically filled according to Calculation Basis. % is only possible if Calculation Basis is Amount. If it is Rate, the Value of field “Unit Cost” will be multiplied with the field Quantity on document Lines. If it is %, the value in the Amount column will be multiplied by the percentage, whose value is specified in the Unit Cost field. |
Lines
Field | Description |
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Minimum Qty. | Specifies the value of the Minimum Qty. field. The calculation basis is used to defined which value will be used for the quantity. |
Unit Cost | Unit cost is the price to apply on the calculation basis |
Fixed Charge | To be used to define fixed fee price. |
- Fixed Charges and Unit Cost cannot both be zero. One of the fields must have a value over zero.
- Fixed Charges comes on top of Unit Cost. When both fields are filled in then the calculation formula for the landed costs line will be Fixed Charges x Calculation Basis + Fixed Charge.
Calculation Basis
Calculation Basis options for tariffs are:
- Quantity (default value) - when this tariff is applied on Landed Cost calculation, the document line quantities are used as basis for calculation. When this option is selected, Tariff Type is automatically filled with Rate.
- Amount - when this tariff is applied on Landed Cost calculation, the document Line Amount Excl. VAT are used as basis for calculation. When this option is selected, Tariff Type is automatically changed to %.
- Quantity (Base) -when this tariff is applied on Landed Cost calculation, the document line base quantities are used as basis for calculation. When this option is selected, Tariff Type is automatically filled with Rate.
- Weight - when this tariff is applied on Landed Cost calculation, the document line weight is used as basis for calculation. When this option is selected, Tariff Type is automatically filled with Rate.
Additional Calculation Basis can appear when installing other apps using Landed Costs for cost registration (for example Transport Management would add Volume, Ground Pallets, Shipping Container Unit). These would raise on error when trying to select in Landed Costs Tariffs.
It is possible to edit/delete tariffs. However, if the tariff being modified/deleted is already applied to a document, the changes won’t affect the existing documents.