Localization SuiteApps
This release note was updated August 19, 2024.
Following are the 2024.1 localization enhancements to SuiteApps:
Advanced Localization Features Enhancements
Advanced Localization Features SuiteApp version 1.3.0 includes the following enhancements:
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The new ALF Purchase Order Invoice PDF/HTML Template is added to support purchase order transactions that comply with tax regulations.
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You can now add purchase order custom notes for a subsidiary and any additional notes to be printed in the Memo section of a purchase order. The notes can include changes to a contact, bank details, or payment references. The Purchase Order Notes column is available in the subsidiary-specific Setup subtab of the Customize Document Template page.
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Along with the supported languages for ALF templates, you can now also print sales orders, invoices, and credit memos in Arabic.
For more information, see Setting Up the Advanced Localization Features Templates.
ANZ Localization Enhancements
ANZ Localization SuiteApp version 3.0.0 now lets you generate the following reports for Australia and New Zealand businesses if you have the SuiteTax feature enabled in your account.
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Business Activity Statement (BAS) – This is a form that registered business entities in Australia submit to the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) to report their tax obligations. For more information, see Business Activity Statement.
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GST101A – This is a tax form that business entities in New Zealand use to file their GST returns to the Inland Revenue (IRD). For more information, see GST Return 101A.
To generate these reports, see Generating Localized Country Tax Reports.
If you are using an account without SuiteTax, the ANZ Localization SuiteApp supports the following reports and templates.
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Advanced PDF/HTML templates
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Payment Times Report (PTR)
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Supplier ABN List
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Taxable Payment Annual Report (TPAR)
For more information, see ANZ Localization.
ANZ Localization SuiteApp version 2.0.8 includes the following enhancements:
Added the ANZ Localization Page that Lists the Setup Tasks for the ANZ LocalizationSuiteApp in a Single Location
The ANZ Localization page lets you perform setup tasks, configure reports, and set preferences for the ANZ Localization SuiteApp from a single location. On the ANZ Localization page, when you click a page in the left pane, the right pane shows a preview of the selected page.
You can perform the following tasks on the ANZ Localization page:
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Enable or disable ANZ features.
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Configure reports.
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Access the supplier ABN list.
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Set general preferences.
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Set ANZ document printing preferences.
You can access the page from Setup > ANZ Localization > ANZ Localization using the Administrator role or any role with the required permissions. For more information, see Using the ANZ Localization Page.
Added the Enable ANZ Features Page to Enable or Disable Australia and New Zealand Specific Features
The Enable ANZ Features page lets you enable or disable features specific to Australia and New Zealand. To enable a feature, you must have the Administrator role or a role with the required permissions. For new accounts, you can check the list and enable the reports applicable for your business on this page.
You can access the page from Setup > ANZ Localization > Enable ANZ Features. For more information, see Enabling ANZ Features.
Brazil Certification Tax Authorities Enhancement
You can now compare the information from the electronic invoices your company receives with the purchase orders you created.
In the Receiver Acknowledgment page, you are able to view the PDF representation of the electronic invoice next to the purchase order from NetSuite.
For more information, see Receiver Acknowledgment.
Brazil Localization Enhancements
In NetSuite 2024.1, enhancements to Brazil Localization include the following:
Bank Slip Write-Off and Due Date Update
On the CNAB File Generation page, when the file standard is set as CNAB 400, you now have three options to choose from:
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Generate bank slips
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Write-off bank slips
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Update bank slips due dates
Previously, you could only generate bank slips. For more information, see CNAB Delivery File Generation for Brazil.
Discount on the Payment of Sales
You are now able to apply discounts on the payment of invoices. On the Discount on Sales Payments page, you can select transactions and define the amount of discount to grant.
Electronic Bill of Lading
If you hire shipping carriers to transport items, you are now able to post the electronic bill of lading in NetSuite. In Brazil, this e-document is known as conhecimento de transporte eletrônico (CT-e). It is generated and certified by the shipping carrier that transports the items that you sold, purchased, or transferred.
For more information, see Posting Electronic Bills of Lading for Brazil.
Tax, Utility, and Expense Bills
You are now able to enter the information from tax, utility, and expense bills in NetSuite. Posting information from these bills may be a legal requirement. If the bills contain bar codes, you can also include them in your CNAB delivery files.
Brazil Reports Enhancements
In NetSuite 2024.1, enhancements to Brazil Reports include the following:
Download Reports for Brazil in XLS Format
On the Country Tax Reports page, you can now download the following types of reports in XLS format:
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Accounting reports
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Assessment reports
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Auxiliary reports
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Financial statements
The reports are also available in PDF format. Previously, only fiscal books were available in both XLS and PDF format. For more information, see Generating Country Tax Reports for Brazil and Monitoring the Generation of Tax Assessment Reports.
Posting Period on Tax Assessments
Assessment records now display the posting period that corresponds to the start and end dates you selected. The posting period determines whether the assessment applies to an open or closed period.
If the period is closed, NetSuite blocks changes to the assessment. Generating new assessment reports for closed periods is also not possible.
For more information, see Tax Assessment for Brazil.
SPED Records for Retail Businesses
To support retailers in Brazil, the SuiteApp now includes:
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The following Bloco C records on the EFD Contribuições file:
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C860 – Identificação do Equipamento SAT-CF-e
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C870 – Resumo Diário de Documentos Emitidos por Equipamento SAT-CF-e
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The following Bloco C records on the EFD ICMS IPI file:
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C800 – Cupom Fiscal Eletrônico
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C810 – Itens do Documento do Cupom Fiscal Eletrônico
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C850 – Registro Analítico do CF-e-SAT
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For more information, see Available Statutory Reports for Brazil.
China Localization Update
China Localization SuiteApp version 1.00.27 includes updates to the Roles and Permissions.
The permissions and access type of the following custom record is changed to Use Permission List.
The SuiteApp requires additional permission for the following custom record to be granted to the custom roles used to run the China Localization SuiteApp:
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China Voucher Transaction Types |
View |
Refer to Customizing or Creating NetSuite Roles for guidelines and procedures.
For Administrator roles, no additional action is required.
For more information, see Roles and Permissions in China Localization.
E-Document Certification Service Renaming
As of version 1.4.13, the E-Document Certification Service SuiteApp has been renamed to LATAM E-Document Certification SuiteApp. The new name will not impact the SuiteApp functionalities.
For more information, see LATAM E-Document Certification.
France Localization FEC Report Enhancement
In NetSuite 2024.1, you can enter the French translations of your custom transactions on the France Localization Configuration page. The French translations are used for the JournalLib and the EcritureLib of the Fichier d’Ecritures Comptables (FEC) Data Extract and the FEC Lettrage reports. By entering the French custom transaction names, you comply with the government requirement to have all transaction names in the FEC report in French.
For more information, see France Localization.
GL Matching Update
GL Matching SuiteApp version 2.03.11 includes enhancements that require additional permissions to be assigned to custom roles that use the SuiteApp.
The permissions and access type of the following custom records is changed to Use Permission List.
The SuiteApp requires additional permissions for the custom roles:
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GLM - Job |
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GLM - Matching |
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GLM - Sequence |
Edit |
GLM - Tranline |
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GLM – Variable |
View |
Refer to Customizing or Creating NetSuite Roles for guidelines and procedures.
For Administrator roles, no additional action is required.
For more information, see Roles and Permissions Setup for GL Matching.
India Localization Enhancements
The India Localization SuiteApps include the following enhancements:
India Localization SuiteTax Engine Enhancements
India Localization SuiteTax Engine SuiteApp version 8.00.0 includes the following new features and enhancements:
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Support for New Languages
You can now view the India Localization SuiteTax EngineSuiteApp pages in your preferred language, except the India custom forms and custom lists. The SuiteApp supports 21 languages. To set your preferred language, go to Home > Set Preferences. For a list of supported languages, see India Localization SuiteTax Engine.
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Addition of a New Tax Engine Plug-in
The SuiteApp now includes the new NetSuite India SuiteTax plug-in to calculate taxes. To enable this new plug-in, go to Customization > Plug-ins > Manage Plug-ins and check the NetSuite India SuiteTax Plug-in box.
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Support for Exchange Rate During TCS Calculation
You can now calculate TCS on a transaction in which exchange rate applies. The SuiteApp updates the accumulated tax bucket values in the base currency of a subsidiary or company and calculates TCS accordingly on transactions.
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Restricted Usage of Custom GL Plug-in for Roles Without the Custom Record Permission
Only roles that are assigned the Custom Records permission can use the Custom GL plug-in.
For more information, see the following help topics:
India Localization SuiteTax Engine SuiteApp version 7.00.0 includes the following new features and enhancements:
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Country Code Provided for Export Transactions in an E-Document
To comply with GST Council requirements, the ExpDtls.CntCode tag in an e-document template now displays the country code in the Country_of_Export field. The India Localization SuiteTax Engine SuiteApp derives the country code based on the billing address in an invoice.
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Modification of TDS Tax Fields Restricted for Vendor Bills
To prevent incorrect tax calculation, you cannot save a bill or preview tax on a bill if you edit tax fields that impact TDS calculation. To modify the TDS tax related fields in a bill, void the transaction, and then create a bill with the required changes in tax fields. For information about voiding transactions, see Void Transactions Using Reversing Journals Preference.
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Ability to Create Time Tracking Record Using the Employee Center Role
You can now create a time tracking record using the Employee Center role. To create a time tracking record, go to Transactions > Employees > Track Time.
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India Tax HSN or SAC Code Automatically Populated for Items Imported Through CSV File
The SuiteApp now automatically populates India tax HSN or SAC codes for items imported through CSV file.
For more information, see the following help topics:
India Localization SuiteTax Reports Enhancements
India Localization SuiteTax Reports SuiteApp version 5.00.0 includes the following saved searches to display transactions applicable to table 4 and table 5 of the GSTR-9 report.
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India GSTR9 Exempted
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India GSTR9 Nil Rated
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India GSTR9 Non-GST Supply
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India GSTR9 Table 4 Credit Notes
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India GSTR9 Table 4 Inward Reverse Charge
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India GSTR9 Table 4 Outward B2B
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India GSTR9 Table 4 Outward Export
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India GSTR9 Table 4 Outward SEZ
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India GSTR9 Table 4 Outward B2C
To access these saved searches, go to Lists > Search > Saved Searches.
For more information, see India Localization SuiteTax Reports Saved Searches.
Every GST registered taxpayer in India must file GSTR-9 annually. The India Localization SuiteTax Reports SuiteApp version 4.00.0 lets you generate the following reports to file GSTR-9.
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GSTR9 4 Outward
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GSTR9 5 Outward
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GSTR9 6 ITC Availed
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GSTR9 17 HSN Outward
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GSTR9 18 HSN Inward
These reports contain details about outward supplies, inward supplies, taxes paid, refund claimed, demand raised, and Input Tax Credit (ITC) availed and utilized.
You can generate these reports from Reports > Tax > Country Tax Reports. For more information, see India Goods and Services Tax (GST) Reporting.
Enhancements to Japan Deductible Purchase Tax
Japan Localization SuiteApp version 2024.01 includes the following enhancements to deductible purchase tax:
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Deductible Purchase Tax Calculation Even Without Gross Amount
Deductible purchase tax is now automatically calculated even if the Gross Amount field does not have a value. Previously, only the standard or regular tax amount can be calculated without Gross Amount.
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CSV Import of Deductible Purchase Tax Values on Journal Entries and Expense Reports
Deductible purchase tax values for Account, Tax Codes and Amount fields on journal entries and expense reports can now be entered or updated through CSV import. Previously, this was not supported.
In CSV import, if you want to input or update and explicitly set the Amount, Tax and Gross Amount in the CSV file of journal entry and expense report, you must disable or clear Run Server SuiteScript and Trigger Workflows in Advanced Options. For more information, see Server Scripting and Workflow Execution.
For more information about these enhancements, see Deductible Purchase Tax for Japan.
Japan Electronic Bookkeeping Act
Japan Localization SuiteApp version 2023.2.5 provides features for complying with requirements of the Electronic Bookkeeping Act for storing and managing electronic transaction documents.
The new Electronic Transaction Data subtab on transaction records has fields where you can specify details of electronic documents related to the parent transaction. To view the subtab on transaction records, the role that will use it must first have the right permissions. You must grant the role permission levels for Custom Record to edit Electronic Transaction Data and for List to create Documents and Files.
Before specifying electronic transaction documents, you must store them first in the File Cabinet. Then, on the transaction you must specify the following in corresponding fields on the Electronic Transaction Data subtab:
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document file name
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document type
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transaction date
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transaction amount
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transaction entity
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whether the document was sent or received
After you enter field values and save the transaction, an Electronic Transaction Data custom record will be created with the details you specified. This custom record associates or links the electronic document to its parent transaction. Electronic Transaction Data custom records lets you store, retrieve, and manage electronic documents in a structured way. Also, you can search for records by year using a new saved search that the SuiteApp provides.
Your administrator or any role with permission must not edit or delete an electronic document in the File Cabinet that is already specified in an Electronic Transaction Data custom record. This will cause an error when that record or the parent transaction is edited.
For more information, see Support for Electronic Bookkeeping Act.
Japan Financial Statements Enhancements
Japan Financial Statements SuiteApp version 5.0.0 will add the following new financial statements:
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Japan Comparative Balance Sheet
This report displays assets, liabilities, and equities in a specified period and in the previous year for comparison. The Comparative Balance Sheet is available from Reports > Financial > Japan Comp. Balance Sheet. To generate the report, select the Subsidiary, Balance Sheet Template, a month and year in the As Of field, and then click Refresh. The generated comparative balance sheet indicates the Year-over-year Ratio (YoY %) of financial data in the specified period and previous year.
For more information, see Japan Comparative Balance Sheet (Beta).
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Japan Comparative Income Statement
This report displays a summary of your company’s or subsidiary’s income, expenses, and net income in a specified period and in the previous year for comparison. The Comparative Income Statement is available from Reports > Financial > Japan Comp. Income Statement. To generate the report, select the Subsidiary, Income Statement Template, a period in the Financial Year, From and To fields, and then click Refresh. The generated income statement also indicates the Year-over-year Ratio (YoY %) of financial data in the specified period and previous year.
For more information, see Japan Comparative Income Statement (Beta).
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Japan Trial Balance New
This new implementation is a combination of the Comparative Balance Sheet and Comparative Income Statement. The report displays the Beginning Balance, Debit, Credit, Ending Balance, and Ratio. It is available from Reports > Financial > Japan Trial Balance New. To generate the report, select the Subsidiary, Balance Sheet Template, Income Statement Template, a period in the Financial Year, From and To fields, and then click Refresh.
This is a beta version that will be further enhanced and is different from the previous implementation of the Japan trial balance, which only displayed active account balances in credit and debit columns for a specific period.
For more information, see Japan Trial Balance New (Beta).
Japan Localization Enhancements
Japan Localization SuiteApp version 2023.2.2 includes the following enhancements:
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Deductible Purchase Tax on Expense Reports and Journal Entries
Expense reports and journal entries can now be subject to deductible tax. To apply deductible tax, ensure that a tax code with purchase tax rate is selected in the Tax Code field in any of the following:
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line item on the Expenses subtab of an expense report
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a debit or credit line on the Lines subtab of a journal entry
For more information, see Deductible Purchase Tax for Japan.
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Ability to Overwrite Tax Amount After Deductible Purchase Tax is Calculated
You can overwrite the tax amount on purchase transactions or journal entries even after deductible tax has been calculated. You should only do this if the tax and amount values on the bill generated by NetSuite are different from those on the bill received from your vendor.
When you edit a transaction or bill to enter new values for tax and amount, a message is displayed for you to confirm the recalculation of deductible tax:
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If you select OK, NetSuite will recalculate deductible tax using the new values.
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If you select Cancel, NetSuite will overwrite the previous values but will not recalculate deductible tax.
For more information, see Overwriting Tax Amount After Deductible Purchase Tax is Calculated.
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Set Values for Qualified Invoice Issuer and Tax Registration Number Using CSV Import
You can use CSV import to set or update values for the Qualified Invoice Issuer and Tax Registration Number fields on vendor records.
If you set the value for Qualified Invoice Issuer to True, this makes the Tax Registration Number field a required field, so you must provide a value for it.
For more information, see Specifying Qualified Invoice Issuer or Vendor Tax Exemption.
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Enhanced Saved Search for Including Credit Memo Line Items in the Invoice Summary
This version of the SuiteApp provides an improved invoice summary transaction saved search for including the correct credit memo line items in the invoice summary. When you use the saved search, it will include credit memo discount items in the invoice summary but will exclude GL impact line items.
Malaysia Electronic Invoicing SuiteApp Now Available
Malaysia Electronic Invoicing SuiteApp version 1.0.0 is now available for installation as a managed SuiteApp. You can install the Malaysia Electronic Invoicing SuiteApp from the NetSuite SuiteApp Marketplace.
The Malaysia Electronic Invoicing SuiteApp helps NetSuite customers and vendors in Malaysia with the certification of electronic documents (e-documents) for invoices and credit memos.
E-documents are certified by Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia (IRBM) through Avalara access points using the Malaysia Electronic Invoicing SuiteApp. For more information about the Malaysia electronic invoicing, see Malaysia E-Invoice
For more information about Malaysia Electronic Invoicing features, read the following topics:
New Spain Localization SuiteApp
The first public release of the Spain Localization SuiteApp (version 1.5.0) introduces the following SuiteTax-based features. Note that you can currently only download Spain Localization SuiteApp from the SuiteApp Marketplace upon obtaining a permission from the country PM:
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SuiteTax-based tax reporting
The SuiteApp supports selected operations related to the General Regime section of the following reports:
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Modelo 303
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Modelo 349
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Modelo 390
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SII for issued and received invoices
To generate these reports, you must first enable the SuiteTax feature in your account.
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Visual drill-down and electronic format
The SuiteApp offers a visual drilldown of Spain VAT reports that you can use to review transaction values included in individual report boxes. Additionally, you can download your reports in a machine-readable format and upload them to the AEAT website.
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Financial reports for Spain
The SuiteApp provides the following financial reports for Spain:
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Balance Sheet for Spain
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Trial Balance for Spain
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Profit and Loss Account for Spain
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Journal for Spain
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General Ledger for Spain
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Book of Issued and Received Invoices for Spain
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For more information, see Spain Localization.
Portugal Localization Enhancements
Portugal Localization SuiteApp version 2.2.0 includes the following enhancements:
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Required Assignment of Certification Accounting Books for Multi-Book Accounting Users
You can now assign certification accounting books to your Portugal subsidiaries. If you use Multi-Book Accounting, this assignment is required for successful certification of transactions, QR code generation, and printing of Portugal documents.
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Inclusion of Billable Expenses in the SAF-T for Billing Reports
Your SAF-T for Billing reports now include information about those transactions that contain billable expenses.
Portugal Localization SuiteApp version 2.3.0 includes the following enhancements:
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Introduction of the Transaction Finalization
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The transaction finalization introduces a new transaction certification step that changes the previous certification process.
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The Document Series Identifier field is no longer required for the transaction creation. However, it is required for the transaction finalization.
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The new transaction finalization process no longer certifies transactions automatically. You now have to manually certify your transactions on the transaction record.
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For more information, see Portugal Localization.
Singapore PEPPOL-Ready e-Invoicing Enhancements
Singapore PEPPOL-Ready e-Invoicing SuiteApp version 3.0.0 includes the following enhancements:
Outbound Support for Purchase Orders
You now can generate and send purchase order outbound e-documents from the Singapore PEPPOL-Ready e-Invoicing SuiteApp.
You can only send outbound purchase orders through datapost access point.
For more information, see Understanding E-Document Components and Records.
Support for Header Level Discounts in Inbound Sales Orders
Header level discounts are now supported for inbound sales orders that are imported from Singapore PEPPPOL network. The same discounts are displayed on the converted sales orders.
PEPPOL ID Format Validation
The PEPPOL ID format is now validated and any incorrect format results in an error. The accepted format is Country Code:Global Location Number (GLN). For example: 0195:SGTST123456A.
For more information, see Creating a Singapore PEPPOL E-Invoicing Configuration Record.
Southeast Asia Localization SuiteApp Enhancements for Philippines Invoicing
Southeast Asia Localization SuiteApp version 6.02.0 includes the following enhancements to the Philippines Invoicing functionality:
NON-VAT Taxpayers
You can now specify whether a seller is a VAT or NON-VAT registered company for Philippine subsidiaries using the PH Seller Type list. This field is available on the Subsidiary Record under the Document Setup subtab for Philippines Invoicing. The seller type, followed by the Tax Identification Number (TIN) and branch code, appears in the header of printed Philippines documents.
For more information, see Specifying the Seller Type on Philippines Documents.
Ease of Paying Taxes (EOPT) Invoicing Compliance
To comply with BIR Revenue Regulation (RR) No. 7-2024 in relation to Republic Act No. 11976, also known as the Ease of Paying Taxes Act:
Invoices as Primary Support Documents
Invoices now become the primary support document for VAT purposes. Official Receipts are now supplementary documents and no longer a valid proof to support the claim of input tax by buyers or purchasers of goods and/or services.
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Philippines Official Receipt PDF / HTML Template – The phrase “THIS DOCUMENT IS NOT VALID FOR CLAIM OF INPUT TAX” is now added and appears in the footer section of this template. For official receipts that have multiple pages when printed, the footer phrase appears on the last page.
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Philippines Official Receipt PDF / HTML Template (Without Footer Phrase) – This new template allows you to reuse an official receipt as invoice (if applicable). The footer phrase “THIS DOCUMENT IS NOT VALID FOR CLAIM OF INPUT TAX” is excluded from this template.
Sale Type
A new Sale Type column is now included in the Items subtab of sales invoice and credit memo transaction forms for Philippines customers.
For applicable printed documents, a corresponding Sale Type column is inserted in the line item before the Tax Amount column that indicates VATable Sale, VAT-Exempt Sale, or Zero-Rated Sale.
Sale Type does not appear in existing custom templates that you may have created prior to the release of version 6.02.0. However, custom templates created using the Philippines Sales Invoice PDF/HTML Template or Philippines Credit Memo PDF/HTML Template after the release will have Sale Type visible.
Renaming of Invoices
Create your own custom template by renaming a standard Philippines template.
You can rename your sales invoice and use a document title that fits your business needs (for example, Service Invoice, Charge Invoice, and others). Customize a Philippines template and modify the document title.
For more information, see Renaming Philippines Documents.
Exempt Transaction
Transactions that are not subject to both value-added and percentage taxes can now be specified as exempt.
The following appears when printing sales invoices and official receipts for exempt transactions:
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The word “EXEMPT” appears in the header of printed Philippines documents.
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The phrase “THIS DOCUMENT IS NOT VALID FOR CLAIM OF INPUT TAX” appears in the footer of printed Philippines documents.
For more information, see Specifying Exempt Transactions.
Spain Localization Enhancements
Spain Localization SuiteApp version 1.6.0 includes the following enhancements:
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Updated Boxes and Field Labels in theModelo 390 Report and the Modelo 390 Configuration Page
The following field labels were removed:
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Special regime for a group of companies in any period of the fiscal year
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Tax rate applicable to the special regime: Article 163 sexies (five)
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Have you opted for the special regime of the cash basis (Article 163 undecies of the VAT Law)?
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Have you been the recipient of transactions with the applicable special regime of the cash basis?
The following boxes were added:
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96
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97
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98
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662
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New SII Reporting Status Types
This version includes the following new status types:
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Rejected After Resubmission
Status is shown when you alter a transaction previously marked as correct or partially correct and obtain a new status after its resubmission.
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Pending Correction
If you want to alter a transaction previously marked as correct, you can manually change its status to Pending Correction and resubmit it to AEAT.
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Support of Special Characters and Accent Marks in Spain VAT Reports
You can now enter words and letters with special characters and accent marks in fields related to name, address, and activity.
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Classification of Items Based on the Tax Item Type Field
Transactions items are now classified into goods and services based on the Tax Item Type field on the item record. Filling out this field is required if you want the generated Spain VAT reports to consider your transactions.
Spain Localization SuiteApp version 1.7.0 includes the following enhancements:
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Tax Item Type Field is Required for All Items in Generated Reports
The report generation process only considers transactions where the Tax Item Type field is set for all existing items. The tax item type assignment does not impact posting and taxable transactions that are not associated with items, such as expense reports.
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Default Tax Reg. Number Replaced by Entity Tax Reg. Number in Spain Workbook and Datasets
In this version, your Spain workbook and datasets display the tax registration number selected on the transaction level. This number replaces the previously shown Default Tax Reg. Number field of your customer/vendor.
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Updated Sourcing for Boxes 99 and 103 in the Modelo 390 Report
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Updated Instructions for Uploading AEAT Response Files
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Support of Non-Euro Currencies in Spain Reports
In this version, the report generation process supports transactions in non-euro currencies. If the Multiple Currencies feature is enabled in your account, transactions in non-euro currencies are converted to euros and included in the generated reports. Additionally, you can also see these transactions in your Spain workbook and datasets.
Spain Localization SuiteApp version 1.8.0 includes the following enhancements:
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Support of Multi-Book Accounting Features
In this version, the Spain Localization SuiteApp supports the enablement of the Multi-Book Accounting features. If these features are enabled in your account, you can now install the SuiteApp and use its Spain-specific features.
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Report Generation Updates Related to the Multi-Book Accounting Features Enablement
If the Multi-Book Accounting features are enabled in your account, your generated reports only source information from the primary book of your selected subsidiary. This is true for all reports provided by the Spain Localization SuiteApp.
Spain Localization SuiteApp version 1.9.0 includes the following enhancements:
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Support of import and export transactions in tax and financial reports, including the following:
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New Modelo 303 and Modelo 390 boxes related to the inclusion of import and export transactions.
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New SII report fields related to the inclusion of import and export transactions.
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Support of import and export transactions in Spain-specific financial reports, workbook, and datasets.
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Updated values in the SII dropdown lists related to the inclusion of import and export transactions.
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New required DUA Number field on the SII Reporting subtab. This field must be filled with a unique value and is only enabled if the Type of Received Invoice field is set to F5.
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For more information, see Spain Localization.
SuiteTax Latam Engine Enhancement
Starting in the first quarter of 2024, the SuiteTax Latam Engine SuiteApp enables you to override a transaction's tax calculation basis and tax rate. Overriding the tax calculation basis and the tax rate may be necessary for specific and limited taxation scenarios. The option becomes available for transactions involving a subsidiary that uses the SuiteTax Latam Engine tax engine plug-in.