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Tax Setup Steps R12 1 2
Tax Setup Steps R12 1 2
Prerequisite:
Go To: Tax Manager > Tax Configuration > Tax Regime>Home> Create First Party Legal Entity and
Establishment
1: 1.1 Check the “Create First Party: Legal Entity & Establishment”
The tax regime is the highest/ultimate level that taxes are rolled up to, typically, a specific country. In this step,
the Controls and Defaults must be set. The Control section outlines 4 options. Once the tax is made live, the
control options cannot be changed.
The Defaults section will default as applicable to the tax, status, jurisdictions, and tax rate levels, but they can
be changed at each level.
1.2:
- Check Boxes: Allow Tax Recovery - Allow Tax Exemptions - Allow Override and Entry of Inclusive Tax
Lines
1.3:
- Click Continue Button to Assign Party Name which is the “Legal Entity Name”
1.4:
- Go To: Create Tax Authorities Party Tax Profile from (Parties TAB)
- Click Update Tax Profile Yellow Pencil to assign the Tax Regime Code through “Configuration Option” tab
Button – Note you will find it already Assigned and that step for confirmation only
1.5:
- Go to “Configuration Option” Button to assign the Tax Regime code with the “Operating Unit Name”
Go to Check the Tax Regime Code to verify the Configuration Option to view the assignment of the Legal Entity Name
& the Operating Unit Name to the Tax Regime Code
One Tax Regime can have multiple taxes defined under it. The tax type, e.g. sales, VAT, use, is determined when
the tax is set up. Taxes can be set up by geography type, which allows for taxes at different levels... For
example, in the US, there is can be a tax levied at the State level, one at the County level, and one at the City
level.
2.1:
- In configeration owner : choose Globale Configeration Owner to make the tax aviliable on both of legel
entity & Operating Unit
NOTE: DOES NOT MARK ON Check Box (Make Tax Available for Transaction) till you complete the
remaining setup steps as We Going To DO
NOTE: Important Do Choose the check box ALLOW PRIMERY RECOVERY RATE determination
rules that will make duplicate tax rule and will give you error in calculation tax
NOTE: THAT THE DEFAULT RECOVERY RATE CODE WILL BE DEFIEDN LATER SO YOU
WILL CHOOSE IT WHEN YOU ARE GOING TO FINISH AND MAKE THE TAX AVAILIABLE
Then click on TAX ACCOUNT: To determine the liability account of the tax
This is used primarily in the UK to define reduced rate, zero rate, etc. taxes. All taxes must have at least one tax
status defined, and one of those must have the "Set as Default Status" option checked.
A tax jurisdiction is a geographic area for which a tax is levied, e.g. Colorado, California, Florida, El Paso
County, and Los Angeles.
There must be at least one Tax Jurisdiction for each Tax Status with the "Set as default Tax Jurisdiction"
selected and the "Default Effective Date" supplied.
Associated Juristification tax rulesConfiger it after you difine tax rate and you have to
define ti to every tax rate you will define
- Click on Apply
- Click on Tax Accounts : Choose the ledger you created and enter the liability account
- Click on Apply
Create specific tax rates to be applied for geography. There must be at least one default tax rate. The tax
accounts are also set up in this step.
5.1: Go To: Tax Manager > Tax Configuration > Tax Recovery Rate
For the Non Recovery tax recovery rate to make it available in tax accounts for the non recovery rate
after u define it put the AP ACCRUAL ACCOUNT
5.2: Go To: Tax Manager > Tax Configuration > Tax Rate
For the Non Recovery rate to make it available in tax accounts for the non recovery rate after u define it
put the AP ACCRUAL ACCOUNT
Prerequisite:
1- Enter a Tax Determining Factor Set and Name and Click Create to Assign it later to the rules
( And this will Be done to each Regime Code you will Made ( If you Make more than one Regime )
but if you are going to make more than one regime ( You have to check on the check box named :
Allow Cross Regime Compounding )
2- DO this proceed to every rate you will define
A) Go To : Tax Manager > Advanced Setup Options > Determine Factor Set
- Insert Determining Factor Class: 'Transaction Input Factor' ( Data Entry From Your Choose )
- Insert Determining Factor Name: 'Tax Classification Code' ( Data Entry From Your Choose )
- Choose Your Tax Regime
- Choose Your Ledger
- Set Usage Choose: Tax Rules
- In Determining Factor Class Choose : Transaction Input Factor
- In Determining Factor Name Choose : Tax Classification Code
- After Finish Click On Apply
B) Go To : Tax Manager > Advanced Setup Options > Tax Condition Set
- Enter You Tax Condition Name ( It refers To The Percentage of the Tax )
- Enter Name
- Choose Ledger
- Choose Country
- Click On Continue
3- Make This Step to Assign the Rules To Every Tax Regime you Made
- Select Tax
- Make all the rules for each application are you going to use from event class
Set defaults for the following rule types:
For every application AP & AR & PURCHASING choose: Event Class and then choose application and
then choose the event that you the tax to effect on but for SALES ORDER in the EVENT CLASS
CATEGORY CHOSSE : TAX EVENT CLASSE & EVENT CLASSE : SALES TRANSACTIONS
For Example :
Taxable Basis
Return back to the Tax created in step 2, and select the Make Tax Available for Transactions option. If it is not
available to be checked, the tax is not set up correctly. Any missed setups will need to be completed before this
can be setup.
- The Last step to after making the tax avaliable for transactions you Default
and controls window to make the tax you defiend avaliable on application
and the applications can use this tax in the transactions
- Make the definations one time for legel entity and seconde time operating
unit
After Finish this: GO to: Default and controls > Application Tax Options
After Finish this: GO to: Default and controls > Application Tax Options
And here is Some Profile options you may need to control tax:
eBTax: Allow Ad Hoc Tax Changes
The eBTax: Allow Ad Hoc Tax Changes profile option controls which users can make
Ad hoc tax changes on the transaction line, such as selecting a different tax status or tax
rate. The changes that a user can make also depend upon the details of the applicable
tax setups.
If the tax rate associated with a tax has the Allow Ad Hoc Rate option enabled, then
users can override the calculated tax rate on the transaction line.
The eBTax: Inventory Item for Freight profile option lets Order Management use an
Inventory item defined as Freight on Receivables transaction lines. You can use the
Freight Inventory item to control the tax rate on taxable freight amounts.
The values for this profile option are:
• Freight Charge - The freight Inventory item applies to external Receivables
Transactions.
• Freight for Intercompany - The freight Inventory item applies to internal Receivables
Transactions only.
You must also set the eBTax: Invoice Freight as Revenue profile option to Yes.