When we create an instant invoice, with a certain customer and certain sales object, the tax code which appears, has nothing to do with the customer or the sales object (image InstantInvoice.png).
The customer has the tax code field empty (image Customer.png), and the sales object has a different tax code inserted (image SalesObject.png).
Therefore my doubt is, what is the criteria of IFS for choosing a tax code in an instant invoice line from a sales object, if not the tax code inserted in that sales object?
Thanks in advance,
Carlos Mendes
Best answer by carlosfmendes
Ok, was able to understand what IFS does.
If the Instant Invoice Tax Liability is:
Exempt
Checks the taxable field of Sales Part
Taxable (different from Tax Liability)
Gets the Tax Code from Customer / Address / Delivery Tax Information / Supply Country / Taxes.
Non Taxable (same as Tax Liability)
Gets the Tax Code from the Sales Part.
Tax
Checks the taxable field of Sales Part
Taxable (same as Tax Liability)
Gets the Tax Code from the Sales Part.
Non Taxable (different from Tax Liability)
Gets the Tax Code from Customer / Address / Delivery Tax Information / Supply Country / Tax Free Tax Codes.
We have no value in that tab for any address for this customer.
We do have values in the Tax Free Tax Codes, however they are also not the ones that appear by default (attached image). So where exactly does IFS choose the Tax Code from?
I tested removing the “Taxable” check box from the Sales Object, and with that, the tax code from the Sales Object is correctly selected. Now my doubt is, if not taxable, how exactly would that influence the calculations, if the tax code’s percentage is not Zero? Is this possible, for the Sales Object to be not taxable, but with a tax code having a percentage different from 0?
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