Send additional tax identification details to your external tax engine. Meet regional
tax compliance requirements by storing tax identification and exemption information on the Billing
Profile and passing it to.
Enter the values that align with your tax engine, such as Exempt, Not Applicable,
Partial.
Save your changes.
Repeat these steps for the Delivery Terms field.
Go to Page Layouts.
Add the additional tax identification details to the Billing Profile layout and save the
changes.
Tax Identification Number
Tax Identification Details
Tax Exemption Number
Tax Exemption Status
Exemption Expiration Date
Delivery Terms
After adding the required fields, you can open the Billing Profile and verify the changes.
When Billing calculates taxes, it automatically retrieves additional tax identification details
from the default Billing Profile associated with the Account. This information is passed to the
configured external tax engine as part of the tax calculation request.
Tax identification support applies only to invoices, credit memos, and debit memos. Tax
identification information isn't used during tax calculation for quotes or orders.
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