Use E-Business Tax to set up and maintain your transaction tax requirements in all geographic locations where you do business. You can set up tax configurations to include the rules, default values, and other information necessary for each separate tax requirement. At transaction time, E-Business Tax uses your tax configuration to determine the taxes that apply to each transaction and to calculate the tax amounts.
With E-Business Tax, you can:
Set up and maintain a tax configuration for each tax that you are subject to.
Set up and maintain records for your legal entities and operating units and the taxes they are subject to.
Manage the sharing of tax configuration data by the legal entities and operating units in your organization.
Set up and maintain tax registrations and classifications for your legal establishments and third parties.
Set up and maintain classifications of the products that you buy and sell.
Set up and maintain classifications for your transactions.
Set up and maintain tax rules and default values to manage tax determination and tax recovery on your transactions:
Set up default values and a minimum number of tax rules for simple tax requirements.
Set up default values and a comprehensive set of tax rules to manage complex tax requirements.
Set up and maintain tax-related records for your important transactions.
Set up and maintain automatic accounting of all tax-related transactions.
Manage user control of updates and overrides of tax information on transactions.
Set up and maintain codes for tax reporting purposes.
Run a full set of reports for your tax authority tax requirements.
Set up and maintain access to third party tax calculation services.
You can use the E-Business Tax Home page to manage access to all parts of the E-Business Tax system for setup and maintenance.
The tasks involved in setting up a tax requirement in E-Business Tax fall into three general categories:
Setting up transaction taxes. See: Evaluating Your Tax Configuration.
Completing all of the setups and settings related to the processing of taxes on transactions. See: Processing Taxes on Transactions.
Setting up tax rules and defaults to manage tax processing. See: Tax Rules in Oracle E-Business Tax .
E-Business Tax provides tax services for Order to Cash and Procure to Pay business flows in these applications:
Advanced Global Intercompany System
Consigned Inventory
Oracle General Ledger
Oracle Internet Expenses
Oracle iProcurement
Oracle iStore
Oracle Order Capture
Oracle Order Management
Oracle Payables
Oracle Projects
Oracle Purchasing
Oracle Receivables
Oracle Services Contracts
Oracle Trade Management
E-Business Tax does not provide tax services for these transactions:
Payables withholding taxes.
Latin American Receivables transactions.
India transaction taxes.
You can continue to set up and maintain these taxes in the Oracle E-Business Suite using the functionality available from Release 11i.
The E-Business Tax Home page lets you manage the navigation to each of the E-Business Suite applications and E-Business Tax components involved in setting up and maintaining your tax configuration using the Oracle Application Framework Page Hierarchy Personalization and Hierarchical Grid (HGrid).
The Page Hierarchy Personalization user interface displays the entire layout of a configurable page in a hierarchy table, or HGrid. You can change the focus of the Page Hierarchy according to the part of the structure that you are working on, and you can drill in or out of the various nodes of the page structure. The HGrid location indicator keeps track of where you are within the page structure. See: Using the Page Hierarchy Personalization Page, Oracle Application Framework Personalization Guide for information about navigating the Page Hierarchy.
The various icons in the Page Hierarchy provide access to specific functions for viewing and maintaining your tax configuration data. See: Page Hierarchy Task Flows, Oracle Application Framework Personalization Guide for information about using each of these functions.
E-Business Tax also uses the Page Hierarchy for these processes:
Regime-to-Rate Flow. See: Using the Regime-to-Rate Flow for more information.
Tax Rules page. See: Tax Determination Processing for more information.
The Setup Tasks region of the E-Business Tax Home page uses the HGrid to organize the required and optional setup tasks that you need to complete your tax configuration. Certain setup tasks are conditionally required, depending upon the details of your tax configuration.
You can navigate to each setup page or setup flow from the Setup Tasks region. Complete the setup tasks in the order indicated to create a tax configuration.
Note: You must ensure that you complete all prerequisite implementation tasks in all applicable E-Business Suite applications before you use the Setup Tasks region. See: Setting Up Applications for Oracle E-Business Tax, Oracle E-Business Tax Implementation Guide for a discussion of all application setup tasks related to E-Business Tax.
Complete the setup tasks in the E-Business Suite applications that E-Business Tax uses for tax-related processes. These setup tasks include:
Legal Entities and Establishments - Set up legal entities and establishments to represent the first parties and tax authorities involved in your tax transactions. See: Setting Up Legal Entity, Oracle E-Business Tax Implementation Guide for more information.
Lookup Codes - Set up lookup codes for E-Business Tax lookup types. See: Setting Up Lookup Codes, Oracle E-Business Tax Implementation Guide for more information.
Inventory Item Category Sets and Categories - Set up Inventory item categories for the items involved in your tax transactions. You associate Inventory item categories with product fiscal classifications to use in tax determination. See: Setting Up Oracle Inventory for Product Fiscal Classifications, Oracle E-Business Tax Implementation Guide for more information.
TCA Party Class Categories and Codes - Set up TCA classifications to create tax-related categories to classify third parties for tax purposes. See: Setting Up TCA Classifications, Oracle E-Business Tax Implementation Guide for more information.
Tax Zones - Set up tax zones to group together geographical regions that share the same tax requirement. See: Setting Up Tax Zones for more information.
Complete the E-Business Tax setup tasks to create a basic tax configuration for each of your tax regimes. A basic tax configuration contains the data applicable to the taxes belonging to a tax regime.
The tax configuration setup tasks are:
Tax Authority Party Tax Profiles - Set up a party tax profile for each tax authority involved in your transaction taxes. See: Setting Up a Tax Authority Tax Profile for more information.
Tax Regimes - Set up tax regimes in each country and geographical region where you do business and where a separate tax applies. See: Setting Up Tax Regimes for more information.
First Party Legal Entity Party Tax Profiles - Set up a party tax profile for each first party legal entity involved in your transaction taxes. When you first set up the party tax profile, set up configuration options for the tax regimes associated with the party. See: Setting Up a First Party Tax Profile for more information.
Configuration Options - Set up configuration options to associate tax regimes with first parties. See: Setting Up Configuration Options for more information.
Service Subscriptions and Exclusions - Where applicable, set up service subscriptions and service exclusions to use the tax services of external service providers for tax calculation. See: Setting Up Service Subscriptions for more information.
Taxes - Set up a record for each of the taxes belonging to a tax regime. See: Setting Up Taxes for more information.
Tax Reporting Codes - Set up tax reporting types and tax reporting codes to capture additional tax information on transactions for your tax reports, and apply them to the entities that you want to report on for each tax. See: Setting Up Tax Reporting Types for more information.
Where applicable, add tax reporting codes for the tax.
Tax Status - Set up the tax statuses for each tax. See: Setting Up Tax Statuses for more information.
Tax Jurisdictions - Set up tax jurisdictions for each tax to identify the geographical locations where the tax authority levies the tax. See: Setting Up Tax Jurisdictions for more information.
Tax Recovery Rates - Set up tax recovery rates for each tax for full or partial recovery of taxes on transactions. See: Setting Up Tax Recovery Rates for more information.
Tax Accounts - Where applicable, enter or update tax accounts for each tax recovery rate. See: Setting Up Tax Accounts for more information.
Tax Rates - Set up tax rates for each tax. See: Setting Up Tax Rates for more information.
Tax Accounts - Where applicable, enter or update tax accounts for each tax rate.
Tax Reporting Codes - Where applicable, add tax reporting codes for each tax rate.
Complete the E-Business Tax setup tasks for fiscal classifications, if you intend to use fiscal classifications in the creation of tax rules for tax determination. Complete each setup task that applies.
Oracle Inventory - Set up Inventory-based product fiscal classification types using Oracle Inventory category sets. The product fiscal classification is defaulted on the transaction line for any item that belongs to the inventory category set. See: Setting Up Product Fiscal Classifications for more information.
Product Classification - Set up product fiscal classifications against an Inventory category set.
Product Intended use - Set up product intended use fiscal classifications against an Inventory category set when the intended use of the Inventory item is a factor either in tax determination or the tax recovery rate.
Non-Inventory - Set up non-Inventory-based product fiscal classification types using the E-Business Tax product category. You use the E-Business Tax product category if you do not use Oracle Inventory and for other special product classification needs. See: Setting Up Product Fiscal Classifications for more information.
Product Classification - Set up product fiscal classifications using the E-Business Tax product category. You can enter these product fiscal classification codes on a transaction line irrespective of the item.
Product Intended Use - Set up product intended use fiscal classifications using the E-Business Tax product category when the intended use of the product fiscal classification is a factor either in tax determination or the tax recovery rate.
Party Classification - Set up party fiscal classifications for your customers and customer sites and suppliers and supplier sites. You can also use the legal classification tax usage of legal activity codes according to your tax determination and tax reporting requirements. See: Setting Up Party Fiscal Classifications for more information.
Transaction Classification - Set up transaction fiscal classifications to classify transactions for tax determination and tax reporting purposes. See: Setting Up Transaction Fiscal Classifications for more information.
Transaction Business Categories - Set up a hierarchy of transaction fiscal classification codes under transaction business categories to identify specific transaction events. See: Setting Up Transaction Fiscal Classifications for more information.
Document Classification - Set up document fiscal classifications to classify transactions that require special documentation to accompany the transaction. See: Setting Up Transaction Fiscal Classifications for more information.
User Defined Transaction Classification - Set up user defined transaction fiscal classification codes to classify any tax requirement that you cannot define using the existing fiscal classification types. See: Setting Up Transaction Fiscal Classifications for more information.
Set up country default controls to default tax registration information for the applicable tax regimes and taxes to legal establishment party tax profiles. See: Setting Up Country Default Controls for more information.
Set up tax exceptions to apply special tax rates to products. See: Setting Up Tax Exceptions for more information.
Set up tax rules to manage the setup and execution of the E-Business Tax tax determination process for your tax regimes and taxes. See: Tax Rules in Oracle E-Business Tax for more information.
Complete the party tax profile of the first party legal entity.
Party Classifications - If applicable, associate party fiscal classification codes with this party to use as determining factors in tax rules. See: Setting Up Party Fiscal Classifications for more information.
Tax Reporting Codes - If you associated tax reporting types with party tax profile, enter any applicable tax reporting codes. See: Setting Up Tax Reporting Types for more information.
Complete the party tax profile for each legal establishment belonging to the first party legal entity. See: Setting Up a First Party Tax Profile for more information.
Tax Registration - Set up tax registrations records for the first party legal establishment. See: Setting Up a Tax Registration for more information.
Tax Accounts - Where applicable, enter or update tax accounts for each tax registration.
Tax Reporting Codes - If you associated tax reporting types with tax registration, enter any applicable tax reporting codes. See: Setting Up Tax Reporting Types for more information.
Party Fiscal Classifications - If applicable, associate party fiscal classification codes with this party to use as determining factors in tax rules. See: Setting Up Party Fiscal Classifications for more information.
Tax Reporting Codes - If you associated tax reporting types with party tax profile, enter any applicable tax reporting codes. See: Setting Up Tax Reporting Types for more information.
Set up third party tax profiles for your customers and customer sites and suppliers and supplier sites. See: Setting Up a Third Party Tax Profile for more information.
Party Tax Profile Details - Set up a party tax profile for each customer.
Tax Registration - Set up tax registrations records for the customer. See: Setting Up a Tax Registration for more information.
Tax Exemption - Set up tax exemptions for the customer and customer sites. See: Setting Up Tax Exemptions for more information.
Tax Reporting Codes - If you associated tax reporting types with tax registration, enter any applicable tax reporting codes. See: Setting Up Tax Reporting Types for more information.
Party Fiscal Classifications - If applicable, associate party fiscal classification codes with this party to use as determining factors in tax rules. See: Setting Up Party Fiscal Classifications for more information.
Tax Reporting Codes - If you associated tax reporting types with party tax profile, enter any applicable tax reporting codes. See: Setting Up Tax Reporting Types for more information.
Party Tax Profile Details - Set up a party tax profile for each supplier.
Party Fiscal Classifications - If applicable, associate party fiscal classification codes with this party to use as determining factors in tax rules. See: Setting Up Party Fiscal Classifications for more information.
Tax Reporting Codes - If you associated tax reporting types with party tax profile, enter any applicable tax reporting codes. See: Setting Up Tax Reporting Types for more information.
Where applicable, set up configuration owner tax options for a combination of configuration owner and application event class. See: Setting Up Configuration Owner Tax Options for more information.
Set up application tax options to update migrated tax setup or to create new tax setup based on the Release 11i defaulting hierarchy model. The defaulting hierarchy model defaults tax classification codes to transactions. See: Using Application Tax Options for more information.
Note: You must complete additional setup tasks to use migrated tax data on transactions with E-Business Tax. See: Using Tax Classification Codes for more information.
After you complete your tax setup and verify that the tax setup behaves according to your requirements, you can enable each tax in the tax regime. Enabling a tax makes it available for use on transactions. See: Updating a Tax for more information.
After you complete your setup tasks, use the Tax Simulator to test the details of your tax configuration. See: Using the Oracle Tax Simulator for more information.
After you complete tax setups, you can use the Tax Configuration region to display tax configuration data by country or by tax regime.