AutoCount Accounting 2.1.12 Tax Updates: Difference between revisions

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* In some cases document cannot be saved, if Tax Entity is not pre-defined in debtor/creditor.
* Each debtor/creditor can be assigned with one Tax Entity.
* Each debtor/creditor is allowed to have more than one Tax Entity under '''Branches'''.
* Branches of a debtor/creditor
When create branches with Tax Entity, TaxBranchID has to be different, when Tax ID/TIN is the same.
: ''So the keys for a Tax Entity are TIN and TaxBranchID.
* Tax Entity can be assigned to branches of debtor and creditor.
*: Each debtor/creditor is allowed to have more than one Tax Entity under '''Branches'''.
* Each of the Branches of a debtor/creditor can have its own Tax Entity respectively.
* While the '''TIN''' of the '''Tax Entity''' is allowed to be the '''same''', '''TaxBranchID''' must be '''different'''.
: ''So theThe keys for a Tax Entity are TIN and TaxBranchID.
{{Note|When a debtor has more than one TIN or Branch Code, suggest adding branch to the debtor. And assign each branch with its own Tax Entity.
Assign the value of debtor and the branch in the document. Avoid assign value to the Tax Entity in the document of AR/AP, sales and purchases.
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* Withholding Tax requires Tax Entity.
: Document that has Withholding Tax cannot be saved without Tax Entity specified.
* Avoid changing the debtor/creditor Tax Entity at document of sales and purchases.
: It is to prevent unexpected result in some government report.
: However, it is advised to assign Branch Code in document which the Branch Code is pre-defined with Tax Entity.