xehroz wrote:First situation
The Manufacturer sell this to it's registered customer (In this step to a Retailer) at following rate
90+17+2=109
90 Goes into COGS account for that product
17 goes to Sales Tax Account for that product (this can be passed on / Claimable)
2 goes to "Extra Tax" account for that product (this can also be passed on further to next customer / Claimable)
Question # 1: Are we trying to setup this Tax System for the Manufacturer or Distributor or Retailer? I am assuming we are doing this for Manufacturer.
Understanding # 1: MRP = 100 and all Taxes are being applied on MRP on each intermediary selling steps (irrespective of the selling price at each step ** ) till it reach End Consumer. Right?
** for e.g. This Candy's Manufactured Cost could be 70. It was the sold to the Retailer at 90 but the taxes are applied keeping MRP as a base.
Objection # 1: If Manufacturer is selling at 90+17+2 then 90 Can be the Purchase Price of Retailer but it can't be the COGS for Manufacturer. The COGS can be 70 as mentioned above.
xehroz wrote:Second situation
The Manufacturer sell this to it's Un-registered customer (In this step to a Retailer) at following rate
90+17+3+2=112
90 Goes into COGS account for that product
17 goes to Sales Tax Account for that product (this can be passed on / Claimable)
3 goes to "Additional Sales Tax" for that product (THIS CAN-NOT BE PASSED ON FURTHER / non-claimable)
2 goes to "Extra Tax" account for that product (this can also be passed on further to next customer / Claimable)
This situation is similar accept the Retailer is Unregistered so he is penalized extra 3%. This 3% is an Output Tax for Manufacturer but Not an Input Tax for the Retailer.
Extra Tax 2% is related directly to the Item Type not the Buyer Type.
Let us first digest the Sales Side then we will discuss the procurement side.
Comment: Normally in Distribution Setup Where MRP is always the Base, the Selling Price to Retailer is also defined as a discounted MRP price. But you didn't mentioned that. If this is possible then it will be much easier to implement this within the current Tax System of FA with small modification.
You didn't mentioned the Fixed Value Rate handling mentioned in This Doc
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