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Customer Master, Optional Tab

From the Optional tab of the Customer Master window, users can add Goods and Services Tax (GST) information for the selected customer. This will enforce the listed tax percentage against the G/L every time a Customer Order or/and Exchange Order Out is completed.

Customer-Master-Opt-Tab-Milit-Civil-Radio-Buttons

The following information/options are available in this window:
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GST checkbox

Select the Goods and Services Tax (GST) checkbox to apply a tax percentage to Orders throughout the system for the selected customer. For more information refer to the GST % G/L Functionality, via Customer Master, Optional Tab and the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Functionality via the Vendor Master.

Percentage

The percentage to be taxed for orders involving the selected customer.

G/L Account

The General Ledger account that is affected when an order is taxed.

Shop Ownership Control checkbox

When selected, upon closing Third Party Shop Work Orders the system will not remove serialized parts that have been issued to Third Party Shop W/Os. These parts will remain in Inventory.

Tax Office Name

Free text field used to add the name of a tax office used by the customer.

Tax Office No

Numerical field used to add a phone number for the tax office used by customer.

Order Service Customer ID logo_V7_small

Customer ID for order servicing type.

Type - Military or Civil logo_V7_small

Radio button selectors to specify the category; Military or Civil (civilian).

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See Also

Customer

Customer Master, General Tab

Customer Master, Mailing Address Tab

Customer Master, Shipping Address Tab

Customer Master, Shipping Information Tab

Customer Master, Sell/Rental Tab

Customer Master, Informational Tab

Customer Master Buttons

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