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Defining the GSTINC Tax Authority

The GSTINC tax code is a special tax authority for clients in countries other than Canada (notably Australia and New Zealand) that use the Canadian taxation method for calculating taxes and include the GST tax in the advertised unit price of products and events.

The GSTINC tax authority assumes a product's advertised price already includes applicable taxes. When the GSTINC tax authority is applied, taxes are extracted from a product's advertised price when an order is entered. For example, a product with an advertised purchase price of 150.00 that includes a 12.5% GST tax will have a unit price of 133.33 with a sales tax of 16.67.

Both the GSTINC and Primary GST tax codes have similar functionality, and both tax codes are set up exactly the same way. The difference between the two is that GSTINC extracts calculated taxes from advertised product prices rather than calculating and adding taxes to product prices.

In This Section

To define the GSTINC tax code

Determining which Tax Code to Use as the Default Tax Authority

See Also

Canadian Taxation

Overview

Enabling Canadian Taxation

Defining Canadian Tax Codes

Defining the Default Tax Authority

Enabling Canadian Taxation for Countries

Assigning Canadian Tax Codes to Events

Applying Canadian Taxation to Orders

Modifying Reports for Canadian Taxes


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