1. Sales Order Management Implementation Guide
  2. Example 6: Sales Order in which the Foreign Taxed Extended Price is Entered by the User

Example 6: Sales Order in which the Foreign Taxed Extended Price is Entered by the User

In this example, the tax rate is 7.3%, the transaction quantity is 7, and the currency decimal is 0.

If you enter a foreign sales order with the foreign taxed extended price of 107, the system completes the following steps:

  1. Calculates the foreign taxed unit price by dividing the foreign taxed extended price by the quantity: Foreign taxed extended price = 15.2857

  2. Uses the existing tax calculation logic to calculate the foreign unit price and foreign unit tax amount:

    • Foreign unit price = 14.2458

    • Foreign unit tax amount = 1.0399

  3. Calculates the foreign taxed extended price by multiplying the foreign taxed unit price by the quantity: Foreign taxed extended price = 107

    Note: The system recalculates the foreign taxed extended price.

  4. Uses the existing tax calculation logic to calculate the foreign extended price and foreign extended tax amount:

    • Foreign extended price = 100

    • Foreign extended tax amount = 7