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Hello,

 

We created an instant invoice in IFS10 and we were trying to attach a tax code, but the only one that we could see in the List of values was EXEMPT at 0%. We tried typing in a tax code, but when we wanted to save the instant invoice we received the Error Message: “You are not allowed to use Tax Codes of type Tax with percentage greater than 0%.”

 

On the Instant invoice we have Tax Liability “TAX”, and the Delivery address on Customer/Address/Delivery Tax Information/Supply Country has two Tax codes, both different from 0%.

On Company/Tax Control/General/Customer Tax we have selected only Address Level.

What we found out is that, in order to see all the Tax Codes, the Taxable box on the Sales Objects screen need to be selected.

 

In IFS9 we could see all Tax Codes even if the Sales Objects did not have the Taxable box checked.

 

Is it a fair assessment that in IFS10 we need to make the Sales Objects Taxable in order to see all Tax codes, even if the Customer Tax is validated only on Address level?

 

Following the same logic, all the Sales Parts/Charges also need to be made taxable in order for the Tax codes to be visible on the customer order?

 

Thanks in advance,

Cornelia

 

 

 

Hi, 

 

Yes, the sales object should be tax able if you want to enter a true type tax. 

In a sales tax world, (apps 9) if the sales object was not taxable and the customer (address) was taxable - you would have no tax.   

Apps 10 moved away from the tax regime type concept.  Now theoretically Tax is Tax and we wanted to make the system work the same (as as much the same as possible) for sales tax and VAT.  With this,  many code changes were put in place.  

Best regards, 

Thomas