Understanding GUI/VAT Declaration Sites

You use the GUI/VAT Declaration Site program (P75T001) to set up declaration sites. Declaration sites are locations that issue GUIs and report VAT. Each declaration site can be associated with one company only in the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne system. However, a company can have multiple declaration sites.

The system saves the data that you enter for declaration sites to the GUI/VAT Declaration Site table (F75T001). The system reads the data in the F75T001 table when you enter GUI information and print GUIs and when you run reports.

When you set up GUI/VAT declaration sites, you establish this information:

Information

Comment

Company

You enter information about the company address, tax numbers, and reporting specifications.

Category codes

You can associate address book category codes to the declaration sites. You use the associations for data selection when running reports.

Printing

You specify the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne program that you use to print GUIs for the declaration site.

Links to these systems:

  • JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Accounts Payable

  • JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Accounts Receivable

  • JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Sales Order Management

  • JD Edwards EnterpriseOne General Ledger

You specify whether you want the system to create GUIs when you use the standard software to create sales orders, invoices, vouchers, and journal entries. If you set the fields in the Auto Link area to Y (yes) the system launches a Taiwan-specific form on which you enter GUI/VAT information after you enter the sales order, invoice, voucher, or journal entry information on the standard software entry form.

Note: You must set up declaration periods before completing the Declaration YM field. After creating a declaration site record, set up declaration periods for that declaration site, and then return to the GUI/VAT Declaration Site form and specify the current declaration period in the Declaration YM field.

(Release 9.2 Update) The Business Administration Number (BAN) of the seller is required to be listed in the e-GUI. To determine the BAN of the seller involved in the transactions, you must associate the declaration site with the business unit.You can associate one or more Business unit with a single declaration site. However you can associate a business unit with only one declaration site.

The information entered for declaration site and business unit mapping is stored in the Declaration Site Business Unit Mapping table (F75T032). The system retrieves the information from the F75T032 table when you run the e-GUI Taiwan report.