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Multiple sales tax on customer invoice

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I want to implement a scenario where 2 taxes will be applied on the customer invoice. I am generating invoice from sales order and there are no discounts in my scenario. How can i achieve this and configure in AX2012R3

Here is an example , 

Invoice amount = 1000
tax 1 = 5% of 1000 = 50
tax 2 = 10% of (1000+50) = 105
Total Invoice Amount = 1000+50+105 = 1155
Total Tax = 105+50 = 155

I am trying to configure multiple sales tax codes and add them in sales tax groups but unable to get the desired results

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    Syed Fasih Profile Picture
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    You may want to check if the use tax settings are properly configured or not. You can try and disable use tax and then see if the sales is getting calculated or not.

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    Adineh Negahdari Profile Picture
    807 on at

    Hi

    From the calculation point of view, You can use one tax code and one charge code.

    Because charges are applied after taxes are applied.

    From financial point of view, it should be tested and reviewed.

    Regards

    adineh

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    have you assigned this group to customer on sales order? then It should fetch associated tax code within that assigned tax group.

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    Mahmoud Hakim Profile Picture
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    I don't think you can apply this scenario .

    If you check tax code origin , you can not find type to implement you scenario's , so as adineh mentioned you can can use charge code after calculate taxes

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    Adineh Negahdari Profile Picture
    807 on at

    Hi

    Tax code is defined on customer. About charges code I should say Charges can be applied to both sales order line ond header.

    Charges also can be configured automaticaly. So you need to set up a customer charges code and assigned that to customer. Alse a item charges code should be defined and assigned to item master data. If the charges or tax information does not changes alot, automatic cahrge code is very helpful. The account should be set too.

    Else you need enter the amount manually on each Sales order.

    Regards

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    Ludwig Reinhard Profile Picture
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    In the sales tax codes, have you set the %age from the values or you used the amount.

    Secondly what are your calculation parameters to get the desired sales tax origin amount

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    Ludwig Reinhard Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi,

    That is how I setup the sales tax codes

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    Best regards,

    Ludwig

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    I have also done the same configuration but the results are not same.

    Can you explain me the amount/percentage fields, why you have put 5,00000 and 10,500000 instead of 5% and 10%

  • Fahad Safder Profile Picture
    365 on at

    We put percentages themselves instead of the ratio.

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