QAD 2017 Enterprise Edition > User Guides > Global Tax Management > Introduction to Global Tax Management > Overview > Features
  
Features
GTM offers an unlimited number of taxes and rates—each associated with customers, suppliers, or items. You can also define when taxes are calculated, the formula used to calculate them, and the amount subject to tax.
GTM supports the following situations and conditions:
Taxes based on geographic location, effective date range, tax class, item usage, or the nature of a company’s business
Tax exemptions
Taxation by line item or by order total
Taxes based on a percentage of the item amount
Trailer charges with multiple tax classes
Luxury taxes for item amounts greater than a specified value
Capped taxes that cannot exceed a specified maximum
Taxes that include other tax amounts
Purchase taxes recoverable against tax collected on sales
Ability to override system-calculated tax amounts during transaction entry
Reverse calculation of tax amounts from line items that already include tax
Taxes your company absorbs rather than passes on to the customer
Remittance of purchase taxes directly to the government instead of to the supplier
Exclusion of credit term discounts from tax amounts
Generating general ledger (GL) entries for purchase taxes at receipt of goods or supplier invoice
Since GTM accommodates a variety of taxation conditions, manual overrides of automated calculations are usually not needed. Although, once GTM is set up, it is possible to make any needed updates.