Hi David, Thanks heaps for your quick and patient reply... the good spirit of the mailing lists is one reason I love Ofbiz.
On Thu, Jul 17, 2008 at 1:06 PM, David E Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Right now the tax calculation is only done for orders, and not for invoices. > You will see taxes on invoices if they come from an order with taxes, but > there isn't anything to calculate tax directly on an invoice right now. > > You can certainly add these invoice items manually, or also of course write > something to do this automatically. So there isn't any philosophical problem creating invoices without orders? Are time sheets in this case a kind of order? Would converting time sheets to orders which can then be invoiced be better? Guy > > -David > > > On Jul 16, 2008, at 5:38 PM, Guy Gershoni wrote: > >> I am trying to get Timesheets entries to include tax when they are >> transfered into invoices with the "Create new invoice from Timesheet" >> link on the Workeffort tab. >> >> I have setup the Bill From and Bill To parties to be associated with >> the Tax Office party for the region and have added a sales tax product >> rule that says add 10% no matter what product or store is involved but >> when I create the invoice the items always come out tax free and not >> associated with a tax authority (these are of type Invoice Time >> Entry). >> >> Am I missing something? Do I need to create taxable work efforts and >> associate them with time entries? >> >> I have found: >> >> In TimesheetServices.xml in simple method >> createTimeEntryInvoiceItemsInline on line 154 for SVN revision 677463 >> I found: >> >> <set field="createInvoiceItemMap.taxableFlag" value="N"/> >> >> If this functionality needs to be written I am happy to help... just >> need some pointers on the best way to work out eligibility. >> >> Thanks all for a brilliant peice of software. >> >> Guy >> -- >> Guy Gershoni >> Conchus >> Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> Web: www.conchus.com > >
