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Nshimiyimana Séna authored
Steps to reproduce ------------------ * install l10n_de * switch to a german company * create an invoice * add a line such that the account's default tax is different from the tax set on the line (ex, account: `8400 Erlöse 19% USt` and tax: `7% Umsatzsteuer`) Attempt to confirm the invoice, you should see that you can't. The system requires the account's default tax to be the same as the tax set on the line. This should not be the case. It's a practice in Germany to link a tax to an account like this, but it's not a legal requirement. opw-3324323 closes odoo/odoo#127238 Signed-off-by:
Habib Ayob (ayh) <ayh@odoo.com>
Nshimiyimana Séna authoredSteps to reproduce ------------------ * install l10n_de * switch to a german company * create an invoice * add a line such that the account's default tax is different from the tax set on the line (ex, account: `8400 Erlöse 19% USt` and tax: `7% Umsatzsteuer`) Attempt to confirm the invoice, you should see that you can't. The system requires the account's default tax to be the same as the tax set on the line. This should not be the case. It's a practice in Germany to link a tax to an account like this, but it's not a legal requirement. opw-3324323 closes odoo/odoo#127238 Signed-off-by:
Habib Ayob (ayh) <ayh@odoo.com>
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