on 03-21-2012 2:47 PM
We are in the process of implementating a new SAP system. In our legacy solution as a mainly UK based company, we based our tax determination on Sold-To party (A). However we have been asked as part of a global implementation if the use of Ship-To party is acceptable instead (which would be C). I have had a look through and different people seem to chose different things. Can anyone please provide guidance on the common rule?
Your thanks in advance is appreciated.
You can refer the following OSS Note 21734 - Determining sales tax (VAT) from any partner and Note 872449 - Tax determination in Sales and Distribution . Again as mentioned before, you need to check the local applicable rules to determine, from which partner the tax needs to be calculated.
Regards,
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In general, tax should always be determined based on Ship To Party. However, we need to check what the local statutory rule says.
G. Lakshmipathi
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