On 2015-11-25 05:04, Carlos Eduardo Sotelo Pinto wrote:
> Dear Trytoners
> 
> I am writing you about a question related on to manage invoincing, when for 
> taxing goverment law we require to manage two different types fo invoices:
> 
> 
>    - Ballot: for normal or common people and final consummer, named for 
>    teaxing "natural people"
>    - Invoice: for companies, named for taxing "legal people" and a fiscal o 
>    taxing credit
>    
> On the tax goverment is required having this two kind of payments 
> documents, now, for example, I have a prodcut named prd01 wich one hast a 
> cost of S/ 100.00, its final price for selling is S/118.00 ( tax applied )
> 
> *Invoice mus be something like that:*
> 
> COmpany name: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
> TAX ID: XXXXXXXXX
> Date:XXXXXXX
> 
> Details:
> 01 prod 118.00
> 
> Total: 100.00
> IGV 18.00
> Total 118.00
> 
> *On a Ballet:*
> 
> Person name: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
> Date: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
> 
> Details:
> 01 prod 118.00
> 
> Total 118.00
> 
> THat is the difference on both documents
> 
> 
> My question is how I could start to customize it

As far as I see this is plainly the usual VAT workflow, nohting new.
I don't understand why you absolutely want to not show the taxes amount
on the final customer invoice but as Sergi said it is just a matter of
report template.
But of course, you did not talk at all about the accounting writing nor
the tax report which could have some weird things (but I doubt).

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