Release 8 Tax Topics

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Define Transaction Taxes for Rapid Implementation: Overview

The Define Transaction Taxes for Rapid Implementation task list provides you the required and
most frequently used setup tasks for implementation scenarios. Using spreadsheets, you can
upload your tax setups to create tax regimes, taxes, tax rates, and tax rules as an example.

Use the standard Define Transaction Taxes task list for the ongoing incremental maintenance of
your tax setup and those limited tax configurations that cannot be set up or updated using the
rapid implementation approach.

Tasks

The following tasks are included in the Define Transaction Taxes for Rapid Implementation task
list:

Required Task to Enable Taxes for

Task Description
Transactions
Create and maintain tax regimes for
the taxes in each country and
geographic region where a separate
tax or collection of taxes apply.
Manage Tax
Yes
Regimes
Use the Manage Tax Regimes and
Manage Tax Regime Subscriptions
spreadsheets to create tax regimes
and tax regime subscriptions.
Create and maintain details for the
taxes of tax regimes.
Manage Taxes Yes
Use the Manage Taxes spreadsheet
to create taxes for a tax regime or a
collection of tax regimes.
Run Tax Run the Upload Tax Configuration
Configuration Content job set to upload U.S. sales
No
Content Upload and use tax jurisdictions and tax
Program rates from a tax partner.
Manage Tax Create and maintain tax rates
Yes
Rates and Tax associated with tax statuses and tax

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Recovery Rates jurisdictions.

Use the Manage Tax Rates, Manage

Tax Rate Tax Accounts, Manage
Tax Recovery Rates, and Manage
Tax Recovery Rate Accounts
spreadsheets to create tax statuses,
tax jurisdictions, tax rates, tax
recovery rates, and tax accounts
where needed.
Create and maintain tax rules to
address exceptions to tax
determination on transactions.
Manage Tax
No
Rules
Use the Manage Tax Rules
spreadsheet to create tax rules
details.
No
Create and maintain tax profiles that
contain tax information that relate
Note
to legal reporting units.
While the Manage First Party Tax
Manage First Use the Manage First Party Tax
Profiles is not a required task to enable
Party Tax Profiles and Manage Tax
taxes, the information associated with the
Profiles Registrations spreadsheets to create
first party legal reporting unit tax profiles
first party legal reporting unit tax
has an important role in tax
information related to areas such as
determination. Use this task to verify the
registrations and self-assessed
setup created and create associated tax
taxes.
registrations for legal reporting units.
Verify tax configuration for taxes
that are enabled for transactions, for
Manage
simulation, or for both simulation
Simulator No
and transactions by processing real
Transactions
time transactions without affecting
active data.

When preparing the spreadsheets offline for subsequent upload into Oracle Fusion Tax, first
focus on populating the necessary spreadsheet columns for these tax entities based on known
transaction tax business requirements. Use the detailed instructions and individual column help
text in the spreadsheets as a guide.

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Creating a Tax Regime Using the Tax Spreadsheet: Worked Example

This example shows how to create a tax regime in Oracle Fusion Tax using a spreadsheet.

Spreadsheet entry and upload of tax configuration into Oracle Fusion Tax facilitates
implementation expediency. Use this spreadsheet functionality for quick systematic population
of new transaction tax configuration as well as for the download of existing transaction tax
configuration.

The following table summarizes key decisions for this scenario:

In This
Decision to Consider
Example
What tax setup data are you creating? Tax regime
Is the data an update to your existing tax configuration or is it new setup data? New
Is there only one tax regime per country per tax type with the tax requirements
Yes
administered by a government tax authority for the entire country?
Is this a parent tax regime? No
Do you have an existing legal entity or business unit you want to subscribe to this Yes, a
tax regime? business unit

Prerequisites

To create tax data in a spreadsheet, you must ensure the appropriate underlying master
geography data in Oracle Fusion Trading Community Model geographies already exists.

Creating Tax Regime Setup Data in a Spreadsheet

Access the spreadsheets used to create tax configuration in the Actions menu located in the
Search Results table on the respective Manage page.

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Each rapid implementation task's Actions menu includes:

• Downloading the spreadsheet template for new setup data creation.

• Downloading existing setup data to a spreadsheet for adding new setup data.
• Uploading new setup data from a spreadsheet.

For the purposes of this example, you will download the spreadsheet template for new setup data
creation from the Manage Tax Regimes page.

Note

You can also download existing setups using the Download Tax Regimes to a Spreadsheet action
and update that spreadsheet with the new tax regime details.

1. On the Setup and Maintenance work area, click the Manage Implementation Projects link.
2. Search for and select your rapid implementation project in the Manage Implementation Projects
page.
3. Expand the Define Financials and Fusion Accounting Hub Configuration for Rapid
Implementation task list.
4. Expand the Define Common Financials Configuration for Rapid Implementation task list.
5. Expand the Define Transaction Taxes for Rapid Implementation task list.
6. Click the Go to Task icon on the Manage Tax Regimes task.
7. On the Manage Tax Regimes page, click Download Tax Regimes Spreadsheet Template in the
Actions menu in the Search Results table.
8. Prepare your tax configuration using the Manage Tax Regimes spreadsheet. Complete the fields
as shown in this table:

Column Value
Tax Regime Code US_SALES_TAX
Country United States
Start Date 2001/01/01
End Date Blank

9. Save the spreadsheet data file as a comma separated values (CSV) file using the macro in the
Instructions tab.
10. On the Manage Tax Regimes page, click Upload Tax Regimes from a Spreadsheet in the Actions
menu in the Search Results table.
11. In the Upload Tax Regimes from a Spreadsheet dialog box, select your file and click Upload.
12. In the Manage Tax Regimes page, select the Monitor Upload and Download Processes tab.
13. Note the status of your process.
o If the status of the upload process is Succeeded, you can view your tax regime
using the search criteria in this page.
o If the upload process failed with a status other than Succeeded, check the details
in the corresponding error log, correct any file errors, and upload the file again.

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Creating Tax Regime Subscription Setup Data in a Spreadsheet

Since you set up your legal entities and business units previously, you can subscribe them to the
tax regime.

For the purposes of this example, you will subscribe business unit, Business Unit 001, to the tax
regime you created.

Note

You can also download existing setups using the Download Regime Subscriptions to a
Spreadsheet action and update that spreadsheet with the new regime subscription record details.

Important

You must first ensure that the tax regime exists in Oracle Fusion Tax before uploading the
Regime Subscriptions Spreadsheet Template.

1. On the Manage Tax Regimes page, click Download Regime Subscriptions Spreadsheet Template
in the Actions menu in the Search Results table.
2. Prepare your tax configuration using the Manage Tax Regime Subscriptions spreadsheet.
Complete the fields as shown in this table:

Column Value
Tax Regime Code US_SALES_TAX
Party Name Business Unit 001
Party Type Business unit owning tax content
Legal Entity Party Number Blank
Enabled Y
Effective Start Date 2001/01/01
Effective End Date Blank

3. Save the spreadsheet data file as a CSV file using the macro in the Instructions tab.
4. On the Manage Tax Regimes page, click Upload Regime Subscriptions from a Spreadsheet in the
Actions menu in the Search Results table.
5. In the Upload Regime Subscriptions from a Spreadsheet dialog box, select your file and click
Upload.
6. In the Manage Tax Regimes page, click the Monitor Upload and Download Processes tab.
7. Note the status of your process.
o If the status of the upload process is Succeeded, you can view your tax regime
subscription using the search criteria in this page.
o If the upload process failed with a status other than Succeeded, check the details
in the corresponding error log, correct any file errors, and upload the file again.

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Tax Configuration Content Upload Program: How It Is Processed

The tax configuration content upload program populates data for the United States (US) in
Oracle Fusion Tax and the Oracle Fusion Trading Community Model geography hierarchy
simultaneously using a single data file provided by tax partners. The data file includes US sales
and use tax rate information for all states, counties, and cities which impose sales and use taxes,
as well as US state, county, city, and postal code geography combinations.

Settings That Affect Tax Configuration Content Uploads

The execution of the tax configuration content upload program differs depending upon the type
of Oracle Fusion Applications implementation involved.

• For non-Software as a Service (SaaS) implementations, use the Run Tax Configuration
Content Upload Program task in the Financials offering or the rapid implementation task
list to initiate the tax data content upload of a particular tax partner data file. The Run Tax
Configuration Content Upload Program task provides access to the Upload Tax
Configuration Content job set. The Upload Tax Configuration Content job set is
comprised of two individual jobs:
1. Upload Tax Content File
2. Process Tax Content Data
• For SaaS (Oracle Cloud) implementations, run the Import Tax Configuration Content job
using the Scheduled Processes page. Access the Scheduled Processes page from the
Tools group in the Navigator menu.

You must populate all parameters displayed for the individual process. Failure to populate all
parameters will result in processing errors. Specific parameters are as follows:

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 Parameter Description
The full application server directory path and file name related to the specific
tax partner data file that is saved on the application server.
File Location and
Name Note

This parameter is not used in Oracle Cloud implementations.

Tax Content The name of the specific tax partner provider that was previously created in
Source Oracle Fusion applications.
Tax Regime The specific US tax regime code that already exists in Oracle Fusion Tax
Code against which the data content upload is executed.

Important

Prior to running the Import Tax Configuration Content job in a Cloud implementation, you must
perform the following prerequisite steps to properly enable access to the tax partner data file:

• Predefined job roles such as Tax Manager, Financial Application Administrator, and
Applications Implementation Consultant have access to complete the tax configuration
content upload process. Sign into Oracle Fusion applications using a specific user that has
this access.
• Upload the zipped version of the tax partner data file from your local directory to the
Universal Content Management (UCM) server using the File Import and Export page in
the Navigator menu. Enter fin/tax/import as the account.
• Run Load Interface File for Import using the Scheduled Processes page in the Navigator
menu to transfer the data from the UCM server to the zx_data_upload_interface table
prior to executing the Import Tax Configuration Content job.

How Tax Data Content Is Processed

The tax data content upload process:

• Initially uploads the entire collection of US sales and use tax rates available from a tax
partner into Oracle Fusion Tax.
• Subsequently uploads new or updated incremental US sales and use tax rates available in
monthly data files provided by a tax partner into Oracle Fusion Tax.
• Initially creates Oracle Fusion Tax entities for a specific US tax regime including:
o Taxes
o Tax statuses
o Tax jurisdictions
o Tax rates
• Uploads US state, county, city, and postal code combinations into the Oracle Fusion
Trading Community Model geography hierarchy.

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You have the option of electing to configure taxes, such as state, county, and city, in Oracle
Fusion Tax prior to initiating the tax data content upload for a particular tax regime. This
approach is often used to control configuration settings more closely at the tax level. In this case,
you should not enable the taxes you configure in Oracle Fusion Tax for simulation or transaction
purposes until you are certain that there will not be changes to tax-level configuration.

If you elect to configure taxes in Oracle Fusion Tax prior to initiating the tax data content upload
for a particular tax regime, then you also have the option to configure tax liability accounts at the
tax level up front. The tax liability accounting configuration you create initially at the tax level is
subsequently assigned to tax jurisdictions and tax rates created during the tax data content upload
process.

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Tax Configuration Workbook: Explained

Use the Tax Configuration Workbook to upload all common tax setups into Oracle Fusion Tax.
For example, create standard state, county, and city sales tax rates within the US using this
workbook.

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Tax Configuration Workbook: Explained

Use the Tax Configuration Workbook to upload all common tax setups into Oracle Fusion Tax.
For example, create standard state, county, and city sales tax rates within the US using this
workbook.

Tax Configuration Workbook Worksheets

The Tax Configuration Workbook is a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet template with five common
tax setup worksheets:

Predefined
Worksheet Setup Options
Data Content
Option 1: Use the tax regimes that are already included for
28 countries You can modify or delete any of the predefined
Manage Tax tax regimes where needed.
Yes
Regimes
Option 2: Use tax partner content for the Tax Configuration
Workbook.
Option 1: Use the taxes that are already included for 28
countries. You can modify or delete any of the predefined
taxes where needed.
Manage Taxes Yes
Option 2: Use tax partner content for the Tax Configuration
Workbook.
Option 1: Prepare the tax rates.
Manage Rates No
Option 2: Use tax partner content for the Tax Configuration
Workbook.
Option 1: Prepare the tax recovery rates.
Manage Tax
No
Recovery Rates Option 2: Use tax partner content for the Tax Configuration
Workbook.
Option 1: Prepare the tax rules.
Manage Tax
No
Rules Option 2: Use tax partner content for the Tax Configuration
Workbook.

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Creating Tax Setup Using the Tax Configuration Workbook: Worked

Example

This example shows how to create standard state, county, and city sales tax rates within the US
using the Tax Configuration Workbook.

The following table summarizes key decisions for this scenario:

Decision to Consider In This Example

What tax setup are you creating? Tax Rates
Do you have exception rules for calculating US sales tax on transactions? No
Do you use tax partner content? No

Creating Tax Setup

The steps to create tax rates in the Tax Configuration Workbook are:

1. From the Setup and Maintenance work area, access the All Tasks tab.
2. Enter Define Transaction Taxes for Rapid Implementation in the Name field and click Search.
3. Expand the Define Transaction Taxes for Rapid Implementation task list.
4. Click the Go to Task icon for the Manage Tax Regimes task.
5. On the Manage Tax Regimes page, click Download Tax Configuration Workbook in the Actions
menu in the Search Results table.
6. Save the Tax Implementation Workbook in your local directory.
7. Review the detailed Tax Configuration Workbook instructions tab.
8. For the Manage Tax Regimes and Manage Taxes worksheets, use the predefined content for US
sales tax. You can modify or delete the predefined content where needed.
9. Using the instructions and the column help text, populate the required setups in the Manage
Rates worksheet.

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 10. After completing the Tax Rates worksheet, click the Generate CSV File button in the Instructions
tab.
11. A macro launches and saves all of the:
1. Applicable Tax Configuration Workbook worksheets in a comma separated
values (CSV) file format.
2. Individual CSV files into a single zipped file attachment.
12. Save the zipped file attachment in your local directory.
13. On the Manage Tax Regimes page, click Upload Tax Configuration Workbook in the Actions
menu in the Search Results table.
14. Browse your local directory in which you saved the zipped file attachment and select the file.
15. Click Open and then click Upload.
16. Note the process ID and access the Monitor Upload and Download Processes tab.
17. Click the Refresh icon and ensure that the process ID completes with a Succeeded status.
o If the status of the upload process is Succeeded, you can view your setups using
the search criteria in this page.
o If the upload process failed with a status other than Succeeded, check the details
in the corresponding error log, correct any file errors, and upload the file again.

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Creating Tax Setup Using Tax Partner Content in the Tax Configuration
Workbook: Worked Example

This example shows how to create standard state, county, and city sales tax jurisdictions and tax
rates within the US using tax partner content in the Tax Configuration Workbook.

The following table summarizes key decisions for this scenario:

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 Decision to Consider In This Example
• Tax regime
• Taxes
What tax setup are you creating? • Tax jurisdictions
• Tax rates

Do you have exception rules for calculating US sales tax on

No
transactions?
Do you use tax partner content? Yes

Prerequisites

You must first contact applicable tax partner representatives and obtain the tax data content
available in the Tax Configuration Workbook template.

Creating Tax Setup

The steps to create tax setups using tax partner content in the Tax Configuration Workbook are:

1. From the Setup and Maintenance work area, access the All Tasks tab.
2. Enter Define Transaction Taxes for Rapid Implementation in the Name field and click Search.
3. Expand the Define Transaction Taxes for Rapid Implementation task list.
4. Click the Go to Task icon for the Manage Tax Regimes task.
5. Open the Tax Configuration Workbook provided by your tax partner and click the Generate CSV
File button in the Instructions tab.
6. A macro launches and saves all:
1. Applicable Tax Configuration Workbook worksheets in a comma separated
values (CSV) file format.
2. Individual CSV files into a single zipped file attachment.
7. Save the zipped file attachment in your local directory.
8. On the Manage Tax Regimes page, click Upload Tax Configuration Workbook in the Actions
menu in the Search Results table.
9. Browse your local directory in which you saved the zipped file attachment and select the file.
10. Click Open and then click Upload.
11. Note the process ID and access the Monitor Upload and Download Processes tab.
12. Click the Refresh icon and ensure that the process ID completes with a Succeeded status.
o If the status of the upload process is Succeeded, you can view your setups using
the search criteria in this page.
o If the upload process failed with a status other than Succeeded, check the details
in the corresponding error log, correct any file errors, and upload the file again.

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Tax Implementation Workbook: Explained

Use the Tax Implementation Workbook to upload your organization-specific tax regime
subscriptions, tax account assignments, and tax registrations into Oracle Fusion Tax. For
example, assign your particular business units or legal entities to a tax regime to calculate taxes
on transactions.

Tax Implementation Workbook Worksheets

The Tax Implementation Workbook is a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet template with three tax
setup worksheets:

Worksheet Implementation Notes

Manage Tax
Regime Assign single or multiple business units or legal entities to a tax regime.
Subscriptions
Populate a tax liability account for a tax and a ledger. Once you upload the
data, the application automatically assigns the tax liability account to all tax
jurisdictions, tax rates, and tax recovery rates associated with the tax.

Tax Account Note

Assignments
You can also assign multiple tax liability accounts directly to tax rates and
tax recovery rates using the Tax Rate Accounts and Tax Recovery Rate
Accounts Templates available from the Manage Tax Rates and Tax
Recovery Rates task.
Assign tax registrations for first-party legal reporting units for tax
Manage Tax
determination or self assessment of taxes. Setting up tax registrations is
Registrations
optional.

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Creating Tax Setup Using the Tax Implementation Workbook: Worked

Example

This example shows how to create organization-specific tax regime subscriptions and tax
account assignments using the Tax Implementation Workbook.

You have a single business unit in the US used in processing payables invoices. You need to
calculate US sales tax on these transactions. You have created the tax regime for the US sales tax
and want to assign this business unit to the tax regime. You also want to set up a tax liability
account.

The following table summarizes key decisions for this scenario:

Decision to Consider In This Example

• Tax regime
subscription
What tax setup are you creating?
• Tax liability account

Do you have an existing legal entity or business unit you want to

Yes, a business unit
subscribe to this tax regime?

Prerequisites

You must first create your foundation tax setup, including:

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 • Tax regime
• Taxes
• Tax statuses
• Tax jurisdictions
• Tax rates

Creating Tax Setup

The steps to create tax regime subscriptions and tax account assignments in the Tax
Implementation Workbook are:

1. From the Setup and Maintenance work area, access the All Tasks tab.
2. Enter Define Transaction Taxes for Rapid Implementation in the Name field and click Search.
3. Expand the Define Transaction Taxes for Rapid Implementation task list.
4. Click the Go to Task icon for the Manage Tax Regimes task.
5. On the Manage Tax Regimes page, click Download Tax Implementation Workbook in the Actions
menu in the Search Results table.
6. Save the Tax Implementation Workbook in your local directory.
7. Review the detailed Tax Implementation Workbook instructions tab.
8. Using the instructions and the column help text, populate the required setups in the Manage
Tax Regime Subscriptions and Tax Account Assignments worksheets.
9. After completing the Manage Tax Regime Subscriptions and Tax Account Assignments
worksheets, click the Generate CSV File button in the Instructions tab.
10. A macro launches and saves all of the required information.
1. Applicable Tax Implementation Workbook worksheets in a comma separated
values (CSV) file format.
2. Individual CSV files into a single zipped file attachment.
11. Save the zipped file attachment in your local directory.
12. On the Manage Tax Regimes page, click Upload Tax Implementation Workbook in the Actions
menu in the Search Results table.
13. Browse your local directory in which you saved the zipped file attachment and select the file.
14. Click Open and then click Upload.
15. Note the process ID and access the Monitor Upload and Download Processes tab.
16. Click the Refresh icon and ensure that the process ID completes with a Succeeded status.
o If the status of the upload process is Succeeded, you can view your setups using
the search criteria in this page.
o If the upload process failed with a status other than Succeeded, check the details
in the corresponding error log, correct any file errors, and upload the file again.

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Can I only use the rapid implementation task list to create my tax
configuration?

No, you do not have to use the Define Transaction Taxes for Rapid Implementation task list to
create your tax configuration. You can also access the tax configuration pages using the Define
Transaction Taxes task list or by searching for a specific task in the Setup and Maintenance work
area.

However, using the rapid implementation task list greatly expedites the transaction tax
implementation process. The tasks included are only the required and most frequently used setup
tasks for implementation scenarios.

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What's the difference between the Tax Configuration Workbook and the
Tax Implementation Workbook?

Use the Tax Configuration Workbook to upload all common tax setups into Oracle Fusion Tax.
For example, you can use the workbook to upload an Alabama state sales tax rate of 4% that
generally applies to all customer sales transactions taking place within Alabama.

The Tax Configuration Workbook includes setup worksheets for:

• Tax regimes

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 • Taxes
• Tax rates
• Tax recovery rates
• Tax rules

Use the Tax Implementation Workbook to upload your organization-specific tax setups into
Oracle Fusion Tax For example, before applying tax calculation to Oracle Fusion Receivables or
Oracle Fusion Payables invoices, you must assign your organization's specific business units,
legal entities, or a combination of business units or legal entities to an existing tax regime based
on which of your specific business units or legal entities are relevant for tax calculation purposes.
You can use the workbook to upload the assignment of these first-party entities to your tax
regime.

The Tax Implementation Workbook includes setup worksheets for:

• Tax regime subscriptions

• Tax account assignments
• Tax registrations

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What happens during spreadsheet upload?

During upload, the process automatically compares spreadsheet records with the configuration
that currently exists in Oracle Fusion Tax. If an individual spreadsheet record already exists, the
application does not insert this spreadsheet record again. The application only uploads new
spreadsheet records for which configuration does not exist.

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Can I update existing tax configuration using spreadsheet upload?

Yes, you can update existing tax configuration for specific tax rate and tax recovery rate fields.
The following table identifies the worksheets and fields available for update:

Worksheet Fields
• Tax Rate
• Set as Default Rate
• Default Recovery Rate Code
Manage Rates
• Effective End Date
• Inner City Jurisdiction

• Tax Rate
Manage Tax Recovery Rates • Set as Default Rate

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How can I identify the cause of the error during a tax spreadsheet
upload?

Use the log generated during the upload process for your process ID to review the errors. Access
the log from the Monitor Upload and Download Processes tab in the Mange page you are using.
Correct the errors in the spreadsheet and upload the file again.

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