Implementing Cloud Financials: From Empty Pod to Go-Live · Module 7 · Tax
Lab: two-country tax
Lesson 75 of 153 · 2 min
Meridian in two countries, with everything tax can throw at you. The domestic country has standard VAT at fifteen per cent, zero-rated exports, and one customer holding an exemption certificate. The neighbouring country has VAT at five per cent and no exemptions. Cross-border services purchased from an overseas supplier require self-assessment. The domestic entity has a hundred per cent recovery; the international entity has eighty. Eight deliverables: two tax regimes configured through to rates and recovery rates; both legal entities subscribed appropriately; party tax profiles and registrations for both entities, one supplier and one exempt customer; defaults configured for all determination steps; at least two tax rules, each with a written business justification; self-assessment configuration for the cross-border service scenario; a completed test matrix with evidence for each row; and tax made available for transactions — with a note on why that was the last step. Five acceptance criteria: tax…
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