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How can charges be applied to specific regions?
Charges can be applied to specific regions also. Here is the logic behind it.
First, you must add a new tax for the charge and specify the regions in it. Next, you must add a new charge, make it taxable, and add the tax that you created previously. So now, whenever the charge you created is applied to an inventory record, the taxes will be applied based on the region.
For example, let’s say Freight tax has a default tax value of 2%, and a specific region, say Bangalore, has a tax value of 2.5%. So if the Freight tax is added to a Charge, that Charge for the Bangalore region will have a tax value of 2.5%.
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First, you must add a new tax for the charge and specify the regions in it. Next, you must add a new charge, make it taxable, and add the tax that you created previously. So now, whenever the charge you created is applied to an inventory record, the taxes will be applied based on the region.
For example, let’s say Freight tax has a default tax value of 2%, and a specific region, say Bangalore, has a tax value of 2.5%. So if the Freight tax is added to a Charge, that Charge for the Bangalore region will have a tax value of 2.5%.
To know more about Tax Management, click here.