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# Retrieve Item Wise Purchase Tax Type Info

**YouTube:** [How to Configure Retrieval of Item-Wise Taxes in Purchase Orders?](https://youtu.be/lMy9YRdoWa8?si=psSucL0C9jWRLoGB)

## How to Configure Retrieval of Item Wise Taxes in Purchase Orders?

In this tutorial, we will learn how to automatically retrieve item-wise Purchase Tax information during Purchase Order entry in Logic ERP. This feature eliminates the need to manually refresh tax details from the header section and ensures that the appropriate tax information is fetched automatically as items are entered.

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### Objective of This Feature

* Automatically retrieve Purchase Tax information for each item.
* Eliminate manual tax refresh operations.
* Improve entry efficiency and accuracy.
* Ensure correct tax calculation during Purchase Order creation.
* Reduce the chances of missing tax updates.

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### Understand the Default Behavior

Before enabling the feature, let's observe the default behavior.

* Initiate a new Purchase Order entry.
* Select the Supplier.
* Proceed to the Item Details section.
* Transact an Item.

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**Observation**

You will notice that the Purchase Tax information is not retrieved automatically during item entry.

To update the tax details, you must:

* Navigate to the Header Details section.
* Refresh the Tax Region.

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After refreshing, the Purchase Tax information is updated and reflected in the Purchase Order.

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### Enable Automatic Item-Wise Tax Retrieval

* Open the **Purchase Order Configuration** window.
* Navigate to the **Defaults** section.
* Locate and enable the option labeled as:

> **"Retrieve Item Wise Purchase Tax Type Info"**

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* Save the configuration.

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### Create a New Purchase Order

* Initiate a new Purchase Order.
* Select the Supplier.
* Proceed to the Item Details section.
* Start transacting Items.

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**Result**

As each Item is entered:

* The system automatically retrieves the corresponding Purchase Tax information.
* Tax details are applied item-wise during entry.
* No manual Tax Region refresh is required.

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### Key Benefits

* Automatic tax retrieval during item entry.
* Faster Purchase Order processing.
* Improved tax calculation accuracy.
* Reduced manual intervention.
* Consistent application of item-specific tax information.

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### Best Practice Tips

* Ensure Purchase Tax configurations are properly defined for all items.
* Verify tax details periodically to maintain compliance.
* Enable this feature when item-wise tax structures vary across products.
* Review tax information before saving the Purchase Order, especially for new items.

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### Final Outcome

After enabling **"Retrieve Item Wise Purchase Tax Type Info"**, Logic ERP automatically fetches and applies Purchase Tax information for each item during Purchase Order entry. This streamlines the purchasing process, improves accuracy, and eliminates the need to manually refresh tax details from the header section.


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