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The logic for validating tax IDs for customers and suppliers for Latin American users in countries for which localized solutions are available is different from the logic for users in other countries. JD Edwards EnterpriseOne software supports localized software for these Latin American countries:
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Colombia
Ecuador
Mexico
Peru
Venezuela
The standard logic for validating tax IDs uses the country code of the customer or supplier, along with values in the Tax Id Validation (70/TI) user-defined code (UDC) table. For the Latin American countries, the logic uses the user's country code as set up in the User Profile Revisions program (P0092) when:
The user's country code is different from the supplier or customer country code, and
The user's country code is for a supported Latin American country.
For example, if the user's country code is AR (Argentina) and the supplier's country code is IT (Italy), the system:
Verifies that the IT value exists in the 70/TI UDC table.
Uses the validation routine for Argentina instead of the validation routine for Italy.
According to VAT law provisions, fiscal credit can be taken only within the four tax periods following the invoice issue date, provided that VAT reimbursability validation is defined in the Company Constants by months or days.
You must set up:
Legal Company Constants.
Set up the quantity of days and months for the VAT reimbursability and the date to be used to verify days and months.
Tax area equivalence.
Specify which is the tax area with equivalent nonreimbursable fiscal credit for each fiscal credit of tax area.
Tax rate/area.
Set up the tax area to use to enter the fiscal credit.
If the difference of days or months in a voucher is greater than the date specified in the Company Constants (nonreimbursable VAT), the system automatically modifies the tax area and the tax explanation code so that they are recorded as nonreimbursable taxes.
For each voucher line, the entered tax area is replaced by its correlative area stated in the tax area constants when these conditions apply:
Invoice date exceeding the legal time.
Tax type equal to VAT.
Tax percentage in the tax area different from 0.
Typically, you should use an explanation code S for the nonreimbursable VAT because this code does not discriminate tax. You can also enter vouchers with a tax explanation code and a nonreimbursable tax area code without the automatic system change option.
This table lists the country-specific setup and functionality for Peru:
Setup or Process | Description |
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User-defined codes (UDCs) | In addition to the standard UDC setup, for Peru you must set up UDCs to process:
You also set up UDCs to work with accounts receivable draft processing. |
Automatic accounting instructions (AAIs) | In addition to the standard AAI setup, verify that these AAIs are set up to process transactions for Peru:
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Next numbers | In addition to the standard setup for next numbers, for Peru, set up next numbers for:
You can void individual next numbers and sequences of next numbers. |
Address book records | In addition to the standard setup for address book records, for Peru:
In addition to the standard process for entering address book records, for Peru you must enter:
See Understanding Address Book Information for Peru. In addition to the standard process for using batch processing for address book records:
The logic for validating tax IDs for customers and suppliers was changed in the Address Book Revisions program (P01012) for users in the Latin American countries supported by JD Edwards EnterpriseOne software. |
Companies | In addition to the standard setup for companies, in Peru:
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Suppliers | In addition to the standard setup for suppliers, to work with supplier withholding in Peru you must specify whether the supplier is an individual and complete other relevant information. |
Customers | Set up customer activity codes (line of business) for customers so that the line of business appears on legal vouchers. |
Supplier withholding | In addition to the standard setup for supplier withholding, in Peru:
Functionality exists for Peru to:
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Voucher processing | In addition to the standard setup for voucher processing, in Peru:
To work with vouchers for Peru:
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Invoice processing | In addition to the standard setup for invoice processing, in Peru:
In addition to the standard invoice processing, in Peru:
See Numbering and Printing Legal Documents for Peru. To process batch invoices for Peru, run the standard processes for batch invoice processing, and then copy data to country-specific tables. |
Accounts receivable draft processing | In Peru, you can use the Drafts Entry program (P76A8000) to enter multiple payments (drafts) for a receipt.
In addition to the standard setup for draft processing, for Peru, set up UDCs for draft processing. See Understanding UDCs for Accounts Receivable Drafts. To work with accounts receivable draft processing for Peru:
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Tax processing | In addition to the standard setup for tax processing, for Peru:
Functionality for Peru exists to:
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Payment processing | In addition to the standard payment processing setup, in Peru, set up corresponding versions of PO - PCG process - PER (P76P470) and Work With Payment Groups (P04571).
To work with payment processing in Peru, note that the system enables the Work With Payment Groups (P04571) program differently for Peruvian transactions to calculate IGV withholding and account for SPOT vouchers. |
Fixed assets | In addition to the standard setup for fixed assets, in Peru:
In addition to the standard fixed asset functionality, in Peru:
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Sales order processing | In addition to the standard setup for sales order processing, in Peru:
In addition to the standard sales order processing, in Peru:
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Inventory management | In addition to the standard setup for managing inventory, in Peru you set up the system for actual costs.
See Setting Up the System for Actual Costs for Peru. To calculate inventory adjustments and actual costs in Peru:
See Calculating Inventory Adjustment and Actual Cost for Peru. |
General ledger reporting | In addition to the standard general ledger reporting, for Peru you can:
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Financial reports | Functionality exists for Peru to:
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