In this post we are going to explain how taxes work in SAP B1 through its definition and using a practical example which we hope will be useful. Definition
SAP B1 can define tax groups. For example in the English case there are different tax rates and the General Reduced, Super small, and Exempt. Let's see how it is configured in SAP B1 General.
To set this tax, SAP B1 has 2 tax groups, one for purchases S3 and another for sales R3. Its configuration can be found in .
- Code, tax group identifier that allows us to differentiate these tax transactions.
- Category , indicate whether the tax group is shopping "input tax" or sales "VAT."
- tax account, account to be passed or bear tax.
To indicate the percentage of tax we have to make double click on the Tax Group and will open the definition of the tax which will indicate the percentage of the tax and the date from which is applied as shown.
Settings Once defined taxes as passed on both supported, should be configurardos to function properly in SAP B1. In the article master define what the tax group to be assigned when making a purchase and sale. Configuration shopping go to the tab master Purchasing articles and enter a "S3" in the tax group , as shown in the picture.
Similarly Sales tab do the same with the value "R3". Statements
Well, we have set taxes. It only remains to learn where we can get the information about these taxes that we require. We will use the basic report of SAP B1 tax for the fiscal Report ().
invoices Books and received
According to English legislation is necessary to list periodically either in paper or electronic invoices and received emititidas. To do this we must use the tax report. To these documents we score in the output mode option as "fiscal record" and if we are only selecting indicators invoices departure tax as shown.
In the case of wanting to get the book of invoices will proceed the same way but only by checking the input tax codes. Tax return
To make tax returns use the same report, but in this case the output mode will "tax declaration."
I hope this post has served to get their first glimpse of how taxes work in SAP Business One In next post I will explain how to set taxes for imports, exports, etc ...