Tuesday, 15 December 2020

Chapter 7: Oracle Fusion Tax Implementation

Hi friends, We are in the Oracle Fusion Tax Implementation series. This is the Lesson number 7 of this series. Lets start and learn how to Implement the Taxation in Oracle Fusion.

Creating Tax Regime

Here we are creating the Tax Regime for GST. We need to enter the Information’s very carefully.

Tax Regime Code: INDIA GST1

Tax Regime Name; INDIA GST1

Start Date: - The Date from which you want to start the Taxes. I would recommend using 3 to 4 years back date.

Regime Level: Country (As we have the same Tax Rules across the country so we will select the Country)

Country: India (We are implementing for India).

Tax Currency: INR.

Conversion Rate Type: Corporate( This is very Important, We have to select the right Conversion Rate Type).

Allow Tax Rounding Override: Yes.

Chapter 7: Oracle Fusion Tax Implementation
Chapter 7: Oracle Fusion Tax Implementation


General Controls:

Allow override and entry of Inclusive Tax lines: Yes

Registration Number Controls and Defaults:

Validation Type: ORA_IN_GST

Validation Level: Warning


Chapter 7: Oracle Fusion Tax Implementation
Chapter 7: Oracle Fusion Tax Implementation


Configuration Options and Service Subscriptions

In Configuration options, we need to select the BU’s for which we need to enable this Tax Regime. Only these BU’s will have the access for this Tax Regime.

Party Name: ABC CORP (We need to select the BU Name which will access these regime tax rates).

Configuration for Taxes and Rules: Common configuration with party overrides.

Configuration for Product Exceptions: Party- specific configurations.

Effective Start Date: Same as the Start Date entered above in the Tax Regime

Chapter 7: Oracle Fusion Tax Implementation
Chapter 7: Oracle Fusion Tax Implementation


Chapter 7: Oracle Fusion Tax Implementation

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