Tax Jurisdiction Code A code used for determining tax rates in Brazil ; it controls which tax authorities must be paid for a given transaction.
The tax jurisdiction code is comprised of the following two parts:
Characters |
Contain |
|---|---|
1-3 |
|
4 up to 16 |
Municipal (
|
The system additionally requires the second part of the tax jurisdiction code, the municipal code, to calculate ISS; for ICMS and SubTrib, the three-character tax region is sufficient.
When you maintain Brazilian address data in master records or transaction data, and enter the postal code and geographical region, the system automatically assigns the correct tax jurisdiction code by accessing the entries in Customizing for
Financial Accounting
(FI), under
If it does not find an entry here, it reads the tax region from the
Define Brazilian Tax Regions and Assign to Geograph.
Regions
activity.
Once the system determines either the tax jurisdiction code or the tax region, it stores the value in the
Jurisdict. Code
field of the address.
Note
The municipal code you enter as part of the tax jurisdiction code is
not
the same one you may have entered as the city code in
Sales and Distribution
(SD), which is visible in the customer and plant masters, but not in the vendor master (in Customizing for SD, under
). You must always enter tax jurisdiction codes for the system to calculate ISS.
Assume that you procure window-cleaning services from a company located in the tax jurisdiction of São José do Rio Preto, and for calculation of ISS, the location of the service provider is the tax-relevant location. In Customizing, you define the tax region SP for the state of São Paulo . São José do Rio Preto has the municipal code 4980, so you define the tax jurisdiction code SP 4980 . Note that the space after the SP counts as the third character of the tax region.