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Invoice Form not show exempt

Posted on by 930

Hi frieds, in my company we need to print an invoice with some items taxables and others exempts, but in my test enviroment I can't find a field on the table SOP10100 or SOP30200 that show me something like "Document Subtotal Exempt" and "Document Subtotal Taxable"... so on my invoice printable form I can't separate the amount that is taxable and the amount exempt....

 do you have any idea? or recomendation?

thanks in advance

HB

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  • Community Member Profile Picture
    Community Member Microsoft Employee on at
    Re: Invoice Form not show exempt

    There is no such thing as 'exempt' in GP - only whether the line item is tax analysed or not - by this I mean does it have a tax detail attached to it, or not.

    It may well have a tax detail called 'exempt' which calculates tax at 0%, attached to it.

    If it is, you can group your subtotals in a tax analysisat the bottom of the invoice layout based on the tax detail ID assigned to each line.

    IMO - Ideally, every line should be tax analysed in this fashion, so that you can print a complete tax analysis for your sales tax returns. (totals for each tax detail in the period). If a line item does not have a tax detail attached to it, it is left off this report and so the picture is not complete, regardless of the fact that there is no tax liability because it is exempt.

    Best regards,

  • Mark Roux Profile Picture
    Mark Roux 670 on at
    Re: Invoice Form not show exempt

    Hi there,

    To achieve this, you will need to be assigning each sales line item with a Tax Schedule. Then you will need to link the sales line items, SOP10200, with the tax detail table, SOP10105, on line item sequence number, LNITMSEQ.

     The SOP10105 will hold the tax information you need, ie.. total amount of sales and/or total tax amount per tax detail per line item.

    Im not too good on the vba to achieve this result, but this should work.

    Thanks

    Mark

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