on 04-02-2007 12:27 PM
Hello Everyone,
When creating a material in US, for some reason by default I get the Canada taxes (CTX1, CTX2, CTX3) also displayed in the Sales-Org1 menu tab. How to eliminate the Canada taxes not to come here?
Sincerely,
NS
Hello Mukund,
Thanks for your reply.
When I try to go to SPRO - SD - Basic settings - Taxes - Tax relevancy I get two options Customer taxes, Material taxes.
When I select Material taxes, I see the following:
Tax categ. - Name - Tax class. - Description
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.....
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CTX1 - GST (Canada) - 0 - No tax
CTX1 - GST (Canada) - 1 - Full tax
CTX2 - PST (Canada) - 0 - No tax
CTX2 - PST (Canada) - 1 - Full tax
CTX3 - PST-Que & Mar(Base+) - 0 - No tax
CTX3 - PST-Que & Mar(Base+) - 1 - Full tax
.....
.....
.....
UTXJ - Tax Jurisdict.Code - 0 - Tax exempt
UTXJ - Tax Jurisdict.Code - 1 - Taxable
UTXJ - Tax Jurisdict.Code - 9 - Tax exempt
.....
.....
I don't see any country key assignment here. Could you please clarify on this. I am using 4.7 version.
Sincerely,
NS
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hi,
in spro customising -->sd --> basic settings >taxes>tax relevancy
check for country key assignment to all the three condition types specified.
if u do not want material master to pick up these three then remove the country key assignment to these three condition types.
reward if helps !!!!!
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Hi,
Chek OVK1,
For Country Canada ( CTX1, CTX2 & CTX3) might be maintained along with sequence numbers.
Its nothing but, these area taxes can be maintained for Country Canada.
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