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@sharpdrivetek

I personally find those sections of the report too complex to be handled by the program with the use of tax codes alone unless Manager is specifically designed for Indian users. by complex I mean to include the usability of the program by end-users.

@lubos I had suggested the below to reduce the complexity of the program for end-users. maybe you can consider this.

@sharpdrivetek

have a checkbox or custom field for Inventory and non inventory items to identify if input credit available.

the above can be created in the present reporting categories

for example, in our case we would require only one set of input/output tax codes for each category, if:

• we could select more than one Tax Amount category for Tax Codes that appear in the form similar as

• possibility to set control accounts for Tax Amount under Reporting Categories which would prefill the same when selected in Tax Codes. field disabled in case of multiple Tax Amount selection.

• these same Tax Amount categories appear for selection in a similar fashion in Inventory Items and Non-inventory Items in addition to the existing Tax Code selection.

this would reduce the complexity of everyday use of the program because the inventory and non-inventory items need to be set only once. since all the govt rules are based on goods and services, every user will know which goods/services belong to which category for their business.