on 12-12-2012 7:48 AM
HI,
Ref to screen shot, tax classification field being a single alphanumeric character we have already utilized completely (0-9 & A-Z) for one tax classification field, we have got some more tax percentage requirement from client side, kindly suggest us how to move forward.
Thanks and Regards
Sesharao
Hi
I am not sure how you have used all the possible single digit (0 to 9) and (A to Z) = 35.
Why 35 types of Tax Classification is required? Will you please explain how and why you have used 35 tax classification for VAT / CST.
Regards,
Amitesh Anand
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Hi Sesharao,
As per my understanding you have already utilized the 0-9 and A-Z range....?? And now how to go forward???.
If this is the case you can go ahead with special characters such as $ or & or # etc.
Thanks,
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Normally we differentiate the tax percent via tax codes only in sale order / billing by differentiating in condition records. Do you mean to say, with all the combinations, you have maintained the condition record ??
G. Lakshmipathi
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Hi,
Please check whether this can be controlled by taxcodes and try to maintain the proper entries in UTXJ
For eg..tax classification 9
For 9 12%vat use taxcode A
9 5% vat use taxcode B
Like this you can diifrentiate in UTXJ
Raneesh
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