Tax Calulation
vijayanderson
Member Posts: 207
Dear Experts,
My client has created a new item without giving the tax group code, and posted the GRN without checking the Tax amount.
Is there any possibility to calcualte tax for that particular order which has been already recieved.
Thanks & Regards,
Vijay
My client has created a new item without giving the tax group code, and posted the GRN without checking the Tax amount.
Is there any possibility to calcualte tax for that particular order which has been already recieved.
Thanks & Regards,
Vijay
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Comments
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You will have to revserse the invoice. i.e. post credit memo and pass fresh invoice with tax group code.
Prashant0 -
If you have only received the order, but not invoiced, just correct your mistake while invoicing the receipt.Regards,
Deep
India0 -
As Deep suggested, you can correct the mistake. Tax entries are not created on receipt but on invoice. So you can either define Tax Group Code manually in the lines of the purchase order or invoice. Recalculate structure and check statistics.....CA Sandeep Singla
http://ssdynamics.co.in0 -
This is the actual problem, I tried to insert Tax area code in the line, and recalulated, it just vanishes... ](*,)0
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Hi,
If the said receipt stock is not utilised further you can undo the receipt for the same.
Then correct the said PO with tax structure and then take the receipt again.0 -
Your technical person should have checked and found out why it is disappearing :shock:
Insert in header first......CA Sandeep Singla
http://ssdynamics.co.in0
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