| To define tax exceptionsFor situations in which the derived tax code is incorrect, you
can define tax exceptions. A tax exception is a set of transaction details for
which you define a tax code and tax country and business partner tax country
other than the values that result from the standard tax code or tax country
derivation. For example, if you want to use a specific tax code for purchase
transactions with a specific ship-from country and delivery terms, you can
define a tax exception. To define tax exceptions, take the following steps: - In the Company Sets (tctax0170m000) session, define one or a number of financial company sets.
In the Companies by Company Set (tctax0171m000) session, add financial companies to the
company set. Ensure that each financial company belongs to only one financial
company set. To define the tax exceptions for a single financial company,
create a company set that contains only one company. -
For the financial company set, define the tax exceptions
in one of the following ways: -
In the Tax Parameters (tctax0100m000) session, select the following details: Tax Exempt Level Select the method you use to define tax exemptions. If you do not define tax exemptions, select Limited. Search Order Select one of the following values: - In one of the Search Order fields, select Exceptions by Country or Exceptions by Country Set, as applicable.
- If, in addition to the tax exceptions, you define tax
exemptions, you must also select Exemptions by Country or Exemptions by Country Set in a Search Order field.
- Use the Test Tax Model (tctax8100m000) session to test the resulting tax code and tax country
in various situations, and make the necessary adjustments.
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