What is RNPT in SAP FI-LOC - Localization?

SAP Term: RNPT

• Component: FI-LOC

• Component Name: Localization

• Description: A number formed from the indicators of the goods declaration registration number of the Import Customs Declaration IMCD and the serial number of the goods subject to traceability in accordance with the IMCD, or the number formed from the indicators of the goods release statement before filing of an IMCD registration number of the application for the release of goods before filing a declaration for goods and the serial number of the goods subject to traceability, in accordance with the application for release of goods before filing an IMCD, or the number assigned in accordance with clause 2 of article 105.34 or clause 2 of article 105.35 of the Tax Code by the federal executive body authorized to control and supervise taxes and fees, goods subject to traceability, or the number of goods subject to traceability in accordance with subparagraphs 2 - 4 of paragraph 3 of this article, which is assigned by the customs authority. The procedure for assigning of RNPT by the customs authority

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• Key Concepts: 
  RNPT stands for Regional Number Portability Translation. It is a component of the FI-LOC Localization module in SAP. It is used to manage the translation of telephone numbers between different countries and regions. 
  
  How to use it: 
  RNPT is used to translate telephone numbers from one region to another. This is done by mapping the numbers from one region to another, and then translating them into the appropriate format for the destination region. This allows for seamless communication between different regions. 
  
  Tips & Tricks: 
  When using RNPT, it is important to ensure that all numbers are correctly mapped and translated. This will ensure that all calls are routed correctly and that no calls are lost or misdirected. 
  
  Related Information: 
  RNPT is part of the FI-LOC Localization module in SAP. Other components of this module include Country-Specific Localization, Country-Specific Taxation, and Country-Specific Reporting.