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Net amount value field (for customers with the VAT included in the price)

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I am unable to locate the Net Amount in the SalesLine table for a Customer that includes the VAT in the price.  The field SalesLine.LineAmount displays the Net Amount + VAT.

I was able to find the taxable amount in the table TAXTRANS, but this does not include open order.

Please can someone help me find the genuine net amount for reporting purposes.

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    Vilmos Kintera 46,149 on at

    I am afraid it would not be visible in a table/field directly, you could only do the calculation via the SalesTotals class within AX, so for your report you'd have to calculate it yourself in an AX report data provider class.

    Take a look at the below examples:

    community.dynamics.com/.../gst-tax-at-sales-order-and-sales-line-level-through-x

    community.dynamics.com/.../sales-order-total-by-code-x

    Verify if you are able to get the correct figures by using the above for tax-inclusive lines as well, you just have to get the amount which you are after from SalesTotals (net amount).

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    Community Member on at

    Thanks for the quick response Vilmos.

    Is there anyway to get the tax amount at sales line level directly querying the SQL database rather than using X++?

    Thanks

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    Vilmos Kintera 46,149 on at

    For invoiced transactions you can, CustInvoiceTrans has LineAmount and LineAmountTax. But you have the requirement to be able to do this for open sales lines too, for which you do need the calculation from code. You may do business logic in C# for your SSRS report (but that would be essentially calling the same pieces of code in AX via proxy classes or Business Connector), or do like I suggested, a Tmp table for your report and do the calculation for the tax/net amount fields in the data provider class within AX.

    For most of the complex reports you cannot avoid working with an AX developer.

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