Would it be better to have a (one2many) table where user can define his
own tax groups, that will show up in the list of tax-groups?
Then we can get rid of the "Other" group and can input what is needed
for every single company.
For e.g. the Netherlands we can use for example
"Verwijderingsbijdrage", a so called tax on batteries, lamps and
electro-materials.
That way we create a very flexible solution for every country/company.
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Op 13-04-10 16:44, Albert Cervera i Areny schreef:
Currently available tax groups in OpenERP are "VAT" and "Other" but in the
spanish localization we need to add a new one which will be called "PIT"
(Personal Income Tax) [1].
We can add it to l10n_chart_ES but we thought that maybe other countries need
to categorize this type of taxes too. Do you think this is something we should
add to a generic module (probably "account_extension") or we'd better keep it
in l10n_chart_ES because nobody else is going to need that?
Thanks!
[1] "Personal Income Tax (PIT) is a direct tax levied on income of a
person. A person means an individual, an ordinary partnership, a
non-juristic body of person and an undivided estate. In general, a
person liable to PIT has to compute his tax liability, file tax return
and pay tax, if any, accordingly on a calendar year basis."
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