TX is a bill type for taxes withheld at the source that will be paid to the government, while TXA is for the same taxes, but generated in an advance payment. It works as a preview for TX, since the tax is withheld at issuance.
Information
Taxes that will be considered in this process: IRF, PIS, COFINS, CSLL
Settings:
Procedure:
Warning
When ISS is configured for withholding at issuance (MV_MRETISS = 1), it will be provisioned at the PA generation, because the generator fact is due to the completion of the service provided, i.e., the invoice issuance is not considered TXA generation for ISS.
For more details, check the documentation: Withholding at source - Advance - Payment from LE to LE
Warning
For the operational flows to work correctly, the MV_CPIMPAT parameter must be set to .F.
In this scenario, TXA refers to the Income Tax. The payment for the Income Tax Withheld at the Source must be made up the last working day of the 2nd period of ten days for the month that follows the reference month for the generator facts, in this case, the PA generation. Therefore, the bill that needs to be paid is the TXA of the Income Tax generated on the PA generation.
An advance made to a legal entity for BRL 5,000.00 with Income Tax withholding on issuance must generate the following values:
Net Value = BRL 4,925.00, debit date 10/23
Income Tax = BRL 75.00, due date 11/19
The income can only be classified in the next month, since it is issued after the service provision. Therefore, as an example, the invoice is classified in 11/20/2019, and the following values and due dates are generated:
Net Value = BRL 4,925.00 to be paid by the PA
Income Tax = 75.00, due date 12/20
Considering the example above, the Income Tax generated on the PA is due to 11/19, i.e., before the service provision and the invoice generation. Therefore, consider TXA for generating the DARF payment form and paying the tax
Execution flow:
Paying the TXA using the post routines (FINA080, FINA090, and FINA091), generating a bank transfer and zeroing the bill balance. When the invoice is issued, the system will have the following open bills in Accounts Payable:
Invoice
Net Value= 4,925.00
Income Tax = 75.00
Advance Payment
Net Value = 4,692.50
TXA paid values will only be considered if they have a bank transfer (for example, post reason CA Debit)
In this scenario, TXA refers to the Income Tax. The payment for the Income Tax Withheld at the Source must be made up the last working day of the 2nd period of ten days for the month that follows the reference month for the generator facts.
An advance made to a legal entity for BRL 5,000.00 with Income Tax withholding on issuance must generate the following values:
Net Value = BRL 4,925.00, debit date 10/23
Income Tax = BRL 75.00, due date 11/19
The invoice can be classified in the same month and must generate the following values in the Accounts Payable file
Net Value = BRL 4,925.00 to be paid by the PA
Income Tax = 75.00, due date 11/19
Execution flow:
In this case, the tax to be paid is TX