JP - Consumption tax rate changes- Invoice layouts

The consumption tax rate is taken effective in Oct .1st, 2019, from 8% to 10%. At the same time as the tax rate is raised, number of products (necessary goods such as foods and groceries) to apply with a reduced tax rate. 

The following updates were implemented:

1. Tax type field was added to Sales tax code with the following values: Standard, Reduced, and Other.
2. The following new invoice layouts were introduced:

• Customer invoice (including Credit note and Pro form invoice).
• Free text invoice (including credit note).
• Purchase invoice (including Credit note and Pro form invoice).
• Project invoice (including Credit note)..

• Use Print management functionality to print new invoice (except consolidated invoices).
• To printout the sales tax section in invoices set Sales tax specification to Registration currency or Registration and company currency (account) value (Accounts receivable/ Accounts payable / Project management and accounting > Setup > Forms > Form    setup).
• If the Tax type in the sales tax code is set to Reduced the invoice lines which applied reduced tax rate to are marked by "*" 
  

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