Setting Up Hierarchies for Tax Benefit Codes
- State
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Select a value from 00/S UDC to specify the Brazilian state (UF) for which this tax benefit mapping should apply.
- ICMS Tax Situation
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Select a value from 76/ST UDC to specify the ICMS CST code for the fiscal benefit scenario.
- Transaction Nature
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Enter a three-character code that identifies the transaction type for tax purposes. Use the X.YY convention for transaction nature codes, where X indicates the transaction origin (inbound or outbound) and YY identifies the transaction as a whole, such as a sales transaction.
Values for X are:
1: Inbound, inside the state
2: Inbound, other states
3: Inbound, import
5: Outbound, inside state
6: Outbound, other states
7: Outbound, export
Examples of transaction nature codes include:
511: In-state sale
611: Out-of-state sale
- Suffix Transaction Nature
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Enter a value to complete this two-character field in conjunction with the transaction nature code to identify the complementary implications of a transaction type. For example, the suffix might indicate that a certain type of transaction represents an inventory change, or that a transaction is eligible for a certain type of tax.Values might include:
01: Bonus
02: Demo
03: Sample
04: Return merchandise
05: Back order
06: Donation
Examples of transaction nature codes with suffixes include:
511 01: In-state sale, bonus
511 05: In-state sale, back order
- Ship To
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Enter an address book number that corresponds to the Ship To address number that is used in the sales order cycle.
- Item Number
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Enter a number that the system assigns to an item.
- Fiscal Classification
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Specify the fiscal classification associated with the item or transaction.
- Tax Benefit Code
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Select the Tax Benefit Code to use for this rule from the master list.
- Effective Date
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Enter the date from which the rule is active.
- Expiration Date
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Enter the date through which the rule remains active.