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How to create cheque liability or request for any kind of payments like RD withdrawal, PPF withdrawal, PLI payment etc.

How to create cheque liability or request for any kind of payments like RD withdrawal, PPF withdrawal, PLI payment etc.

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Com B.Rameshu, Divisional Secretary, Tiruppattur

How to create cheque liability or request for any kind of payments like RD withdrawal, PPF withdrawal, PLI payment etc.

When we have to do payments through cheque, we have to create a cheque request in SAP module. After this request, Treasurer will issue the cheque to customer.

Procedure to create a cheque request in SAP module:
Go to SAP module. Enter T-code F-02.
Enter Document Date and  Current Date
Enter Document  Type: PB (PB for savings, PL for PLI and RPLI) 
Enter Company Code: DOPI 
Enter Period as 9 (December Month) 
Enter Pkey  40 Account  GL code of Payment as 4200030013

Now hit Enter, the next window will be pop up.
Enter amount as Rs.

Click More and enter profit center number and then click ✓ Mark
Now you will see the next window
Enter Pkey 11 Account One time customer GL code (It may vary for circle. Here Tamilnadu as 7000000320).

Now, hit ENTER. Next window will pop up.
Title as Mr/Mrs
Name 
City
Postal code
Region as 22 for Tamilnadu

After entering the region code hit Enter button. You will see the next window
Enter Amount again as Rs.
Go to the Document >> Click on Simulate as you see the next screen.

Once you have confirmed the amount and GL Heads, Click on save button (Ctrl+S).

A Document number will be generated, please note the document number.

After the completion of the above mentioned steps, go to SAP main screen
Enter T – Code as ZF110
Enter Customer as one time customer as 7000000320
Enter fiscal year as 2024
Enter the generated document no
Click on submit request

Now, SPM has login to approve this request and select Approval and approve the same. 
Thus cheque request will be going to the concerned Head Post Office. 

Further process will be carried out at HPO

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