Contract, Purchase Order (PO) and Voucher End Up Having No Withholding Setup on it After Contract is Created with a Blank Withholding Value
(Doc ID 2759872.1)
Last updated on MARCH 06, 2023
Applies to:
PeopleSoft Enterprise SCM Purchasing - Version 9.2 to 9.2 [Release 9]Information in this document applies to any platform.
Symptoms
Contract, Purchase Order (PO) and Voucher End Up Having No Withholding Setup on it After Contract is Created with a Blank Withholding Value.
Steps
1) Turn on version control for contracts by checking the Use Version Control checkbox under Set Controls- Contracts (Navigation: Main menu > Setup Financials/Supply Chain > Product Related > Procurement Options > Purchasing > set Controls -Contracts)
2) Find a supplier that has withholding turned on by running a query on PS_VENDOR table where WTHD_SW = 'Y'
3) Pull up Supplier and go to Withholding on the Location Tab (Navigation: Suppliers > Supplier Information > Add/Update > Supplier -Locations tab). Verify a default jurisdiction is checked ON
4) Create a contract for that supplier(Navigation: Main menu > Supplier Contracts > Create Contracts and Documents > Contract Entry) – check ON allow open item reference
5) Save contract. Make sure status is approved, if not, approve it.
6) Now create a new version the contract
7) Add a contract line on the new version. Save and approve if necessary
8) Query the contract line and see that withholding is blank
9) Navigate to (Maine menu > Purchasing > Purchase Orders > Add/Update POs) Create a PO by copying contract ID created above. Save and approve if necessary.
10) Query sql for the PO – note that withholding gets set to ‘N” EVEN though the Supplier’s WTHD_SW is Y
11) Dispatch PO
12) Now create a voucher from the PO (Navigation: Main Menu > Accounts Payables > Vouchers > Add/Update > Regular Entry). Add invoice and invoice date and save the voucher
13) Now query the voucher line – withholding is set to “N” even though supplier ID withholding is set to “Y”
See replication steps here.
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