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Wednesday, October 18, 2017

How to setup Item Classification under GST Regime

This tutorial will help you in classifying items under GST regime which is mandatory setup as per GST norms



Switch to Oracle Financials for India Responsibility


Item classification GST Regime


Navigate Item Definition-->Define Item Classification


Item Classification GST Regime


Select the Open button


Item Classification GST Regime


Enter the operating unit as per requirement

Select the New button


Item Classification GST Regime


Enter organization and Item details


Item Classification


Note- Item Classification needs to be configured very carefully as per business requirement

Enter the Tax Regime name and other details as per business requirement


Item Classification


Select the Save option 

Note - As per business requirement the Recoverable flag can be set to Either Yes or No 

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