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    OAUG Tax Management SIG presents:

    Oracle E-Business TaxExtreme Hacks

    Session 1 - Monday Sept 16, 2013 11 a.m. EDT

    Session 2 - Thursday Sept 19, 2013 11 a.m. EDT

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    AGENDA

    Introduce the WebinarIntroduce the Presenter(s)

    Hack 1 - Gross-up approach to Canada HST RITC reporting via GL

    Hack 2 - Automate accrual of taxes on supply when not billed by supplier

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    WHAT IS AN EXTREME HACK?

    In Oracle, we define an Extreme Hack as pushing the

    boundaries of the standard functionalityby using

    the current tech stack for a given release to develop

    server side code, report and forms Personalizations,Descriptive Flexfields, Preferences, Profiles in a

    manner that is sustainable over the long term.

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    Presenters

    Extreme Hacks #1 Sept 16 11am EDT

    Alex FiteniFiteni Enterprises

    Tax SIG Chair & Moderator

    And later this week .

    Extreme Hacks #2 Sept 19 11am EDT

    Andrew BohneteBiz Answers eBTax SIG EU Chair

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    BIO

    Alex Fiteni CMA CPA

    President, Fiteni Enterprises Inc

    OAUG Co-Chair of Oracle Tax Management SIG

    Currently assists clients in assessing taxcompliance needs and configuring eBTax to meetrequirements

    Prior to building his private practice, Alex was the

    Director of Oracle Applications Development forOracle E-Business Tax and Globalizationsmodules.

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    Partially Recoverable Tax Scenario

    Requirement

    The total HST Recoverable must be recorded in a GST/HST as a full ITC

    recovery in the Ledger

    The PVAT portion must be recorded separately as a deduction on the claim

    statement for 8%

    The client wants to show this in separate accounts and net them off when

    the payment is remitted.

    For a 100.00 taxable value the calculation would be as follows:

    HST Input Tax Credit by default is 100% 13.00

    PVAT non-recoverable portion to reduce the HST ITC is -8.00

    Net recoverable tax portion (GST 5%) is 5.00

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    Tax Solution Options

    Option #1 Reporting the RITC from the Financial Tax Register Reportusing Non-recoverable report style

    ProsUses the standard calculation and reporting functionality

    ConsDoes not reflect the non-recoverable portion passing throughthe tax asset & liability accounts for GL only reporting

    Option #2 Use Sub-Ledger Accounting to add a gross-up rule (ademonstration of this method is out of scope)

    ProsAccounting will reflect the exact GL Accounts to be used

    ConsThe additional journal lines will not show in the AP InvoiceDistributions window

    Option #3 Gross Up the Tax Rate and recovery and use Offset tax

    ProsStandard functionality and reporting in GL supported

    ConsDistorts the nominal tax rates used in the calculation

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    Gross Up Tax Accounting via eBtax

    eBtax Configuration Overview

    The Ontario RITC is grossed up by the amount to be recovered 13 + 8% = 21%

    The Recoverable apportionment (allocation) is then calculated with respect to the5/21 for the recoverable amount.

    Finally, an Offset Tax Code is used to accrue a negative amount for the 8% that willbe charged back to the Item Expense line GL Account.

    e.g.

    Item expense 100.00 Item Line Acct

    Supplier Invoice Amount -113.00 Trade Payable

    HST Input Tax Credit by default is 100% 13.00 Item Line Acct

    Offset PVAT calculated on ON HST ITC is -8.00 Item Line Acct

    PVAT Accrued 8.00 GST Accrual Acct

    Net recoverable Tax Amount 5.00 GST Recov. Acct

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    Overview of Tax Set Up

    eBTax HIERARCHY STANDARD TAX OFFSET TAXREGIME CA GST HST RGM

    TAX CA GST HST TAX CA GST HST OFST TAX

    GL Account for Ledger &

    Operating Unit

    Default Tax

    Recovery/Liability

    Accounts

    New account setups for

    each

    STATUS CA GST HST STD STT CA GST HST OFST STT

    RATE CA ON HST RITC RTE CA ON HST OFST RTE

    % 21.0 -8.00

    GL Account Supplier Trade Payable (for Tax Paid

    Invoices)

    LE.000.00000.Accrual.000000.00000

    RECOVERY CA GST ON HST RITC

    REC

    CA GST HST OFST REC

    % 23.81 0

    Recovery GL Account LE.000.00000.Recovery.000000 Item Charge Account

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    How it works

    Tax components and steps to make it work Pre-Requisites Tax Regime, Tax, Status and Rates for

    the Tax Jurisdiction(s)

    Additional set Up for the Gross Up Create a Tax Recovery Rate for the ratio of GST to grossed up

    PVAT i.e. 5/21 or 23.81%

    Create a Tax Rate Code for the grossed up rate

    Assign the Tax Recovery Code to the Tax Rate Code

    Create an Offset Tax, Status and Rate for 8%

    Create an Offset Tax Recovery Rate for 100% Create a Tax Rule to invoke the new Tax Rate Code

    (e.g. a Determine Tax Rate Rule to test the value for the given TaxClassification Code)

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    Offset Tax

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    Offset Status

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    Offset Tax Rate Code

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    Offset Tax Rate Details

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    Offset Tax Recovery Rate

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    Benefits of Hack

    Requirement

    The design achieves the expected results and tax

    reporting can be performed out of the GL

    Configuration

    All of the configuration is within eBtax

    Maintenance

    Updates are required for the Standard, Offset and

    Recovery Period Rates

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    Automating Unbilled Tax Accruals

    1. Requirement

    Some suppliers are not required to bill taxes in Jurisdictions in which they do

    not have a permanent establishment, significant presence , a sales threshold

    or Nexus (US).

    e.g. Supplier is Registered in Jurisdiction 1, but not Jurisdiction 2

    Invoice Item amount 100.00

    Tax amount Jurisdiction 1 5% 5.00

    Amount billed 105.00

    Ship to indicates a second Jurisdiction also has a tax

    Jurisdiction 2 7% 7.00

    The Legal Entity is Registered in Tax Jurisdiction 2 and must accrue the tax.

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    In R12 there are two options available Self-Assessed TaxAllow Self-Assessed Tax flag

    Supplier / Siteeach tax must be set to self-assessedmanually on the Tax Line in Payables Workbench

    Legal Entity Establishmentall taxes for all suppliers are

    self-assessed all the time Offset TaxAllow Offset Tax flag

    Supplier / Site - all taxes are treated with an offset tax

    Legal Entity Establishmentall taxes are offset

    Automated Tax Registration and Offset Tax with TaxRules Supplier / SiteAllow Offset Tax & Tax Registrations

    Legal entity EstablishmentTax Registrations

    Tax Rule based on Tax Registration switches in Offset Tax

    Tax Solution Options in R12

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    Self-assessed tax feature creates additionaltax lines based on a choice made to re-

    assign a tax already calculated by eBtax.

    The supplier / site must be set to Allow Self-

    Assessed Tax.

    The user must review each tax and choose to

    make the specific tax self-assessed by checking

    the relevant flag.

    Self-Assessed Tax Option

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    The supplier tax must allow offset taxes

    The supplier is identified with a registration record for each

    GST & PST tax and whether they are registered or not.

    The AP clerk prepares the invoice for data entry

    The end users add the Item line amounts, GL Account,

    Purchase Category and Ship To Location.

    The invoice is reviewed by the invoice validation process

    and tax is calculated.

    If the supplier is not registered for the Ship To Location TaxJurisdiction, the tax is changed from a default Tax Rate Code to an

    Offset Tax rate Code, thus generating the tax accrual needed if the

    supplier did not bill the tax.

    Offset Tax Method

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    Each supplier billing for goods and services to aCanadian Legal Entity must be registered with a

    Tax Registration Status for each tax in Canada

    The Tax Registration Status determines if the

    supplier will bill the tax or not.

    REGISTEREDthe tax is expected to be billed by and

    included on the invoice by the supplier

    NOT REGISTEREDthe specified tax is not expected tobe billed by the supplier and will have to be accrued for

    later payment too the relevant tax authority.

    How it works - Registrations

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    Each Tax in the Canadian Tax Regime will require a new TaxRate Code with an Offset tax Code that mirrors the rate

    assigned.

    PP Standard Tax Rate Code +7%

    PP Offset Tax Rate Code7%

    Tax Accounts are assigned at the Ledger/Operating Unit

    level to accrue the tax to the relevant GL accrual account

    A Tax Rule is required to examine the Registration Status of

    the supplier and LE and switch the tax rate code from thedefaultbilled taxto the offset tax rate code method

    during the tax calculation process.

    How it WorksConfiguration

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    Ship to is SK,

    CA GST HST RGM, Tax is CA GST HST, If LE is REGISTERED

    & Supplier is REGISTERED, continue with default CA GST

    STD RTE Tax Rate Code

    CA ST RGM, Tax is CA SK TAX, If LE is REGISTERED &

    Supplier is NOT REGISTERED, switch to Offset Tax Rate

    Code CA SK OFST STD RTE

    Tax Conditions and results

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    Offsets Eliminates manual intervention at tax line level

    Shows up in GL Distributions

    Supplier must be configured

    Self-Assessed

    Requires a decision on each tax line

    Not shown in Invoice Distributions window

    Pros and Cons

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    Key Design Components include:

    Supplier Configuration

    Tax Configuration

    Invoice Processing

    Tax Reporting

    How it Works

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    Do not set any flags at the Site Level, only theSupplier level, same as the Tax Registrations

    Allow Offset Tax at Supplier/Site Level

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    One offset (negative) rate per tax

    rate is required per core tax ratecode.

    Create Offset Tax, Status & Rates

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    Add Offset Tax

    Add Offset StatusAdd Offset Tax Rate Code

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    One additional Standard Tax Rate Code matched with one> Offset Tax Rate to which is assigned one > Offset recovery rate code perProvince

    Create additional Tax Rates for Offset

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    Offset Tax Rate assignment

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    A new Tax Rate Code must be

    different from the default

    standard rate code to allow a

    Tax Rate Rule based on Tax

    Registration Status to switch

    Tax Rate Codes

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    DFS must include at minimum Registration Status

    Ship To/Bill To Province

    TCS must define Offset conditions only

    Bill To Party = REGISTERED Bill From Party = NOT REGISTERED

    Ship To SK or MB or BC (one TCS per province)

    Ship to is NULL and Bill To is SK or MB or BC (oneTCS per province)

    Determine Tax Rate Rule (one per PST Tax) If Condition is TRUE, then switch to CA pp OFST

    STD RTE

    Tax Rule Components

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    Create Tax Determining Factor Set

    Ensure minimum conditions are included

    Determining Factor Set

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    Tax Rules

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    Add Rate Rule

    to each Tax

    Add

    conditions and

    result for

    condition if

    TRUE

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    What tax drivers does the tax scenario have

    to include?

    Buyer is Bill To Party (Legal Entity) is

    REGISTERED for PST in SK

    Seller is Bill From Party (Supplier) is NOT

    REGISTERED for PST in SK

    Ship To Location is SK Tax Rule will trigger Offset Tax Rate switch for

    PST in SK only

    Auto-Offset Taxes in Workbench

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    Create tax scenario in Oracle Tax Simulator Review the Tax Rate Rule that obtained the result to ensure

    all criteria are satisfied

    Tax Simulator Rule Result

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    GST is not affected by PST tax rule

    PST based on default Ship/Bill To till rate level

    Summary Tax Lines

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    Tax Accounting for the negative accrual isidentified as a Recovery, so the tax accrualGL account is derived from the RecoveryAccount of the Recovery rate assigned to

    the Offset Rate Code. Item Expense Acct Dr 100.00

    Tax GST Rec Acct Dr 5.00

    Tax SK PST Expensed Dr 5.00 Tax SK PST Accrual Cr 5.00

    Trade Payables Cr 105.00

    Tax Accounting and Automated Offsets

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    Benefits of Hack

    Configuration

    Uses Standard Tax Functionality

    Development

    No custom development required

    Maintenance

    Tax Registration for each affected Supplier

    Tax Registration for Legal Entity Establishment(s)

    Maintain tax rates for Offset Tax Rate Codes

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    Q&A

    Contact Information

    Extreme Hacks #1

    Alex Fiteni CMA CPA

    [email protected] +1-604-902-2782

    Extreme Hacks #2

    Andrew Bohnet

    [email protected]

    LinkedIn Group: Oracle Tax Management SIG

    mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]