There is a srs bug in ERPNext where Zero tax & Items charging tax cannot be on one Sales Invoice . There is some trick you have to do for it to work , l dont think its a proper way to for such an enterprise software . Thats why sometimes we recommend to have some enterprise version ,it helps to rai…

Can you explain the issue with example ?

If you have two items lets say Rice 5kgs changes tax 15% on sales then another product Orange Drink charges tax 0% , ERPNext by default cannot put these in sales invoice , if you put them , it will charge both of them 15% tax , so there some trick which is not even logical or even part of the docume…

Hi @francis1 I think you have asked this same question in this post [image] Item Tax does not really work in ERPNext if you have more than 2 tax templates Hi, Your process till applying Item Tax Template to each items is correct. You are only missing is cre…

yeah it works for me as well but you didnt get my point , l didnt say it does not work , l said there is a trick of making it work which not a proper way to do things and its not even supported in documentation . Imagine for new users they wont be able to figure this out .

There are definitely multiple bugs (some of which have “workarounds”). As already mentioned we have to combine Item Tax and Sales Tax and Charges to get both taxable and non taxable items in one invoice. Additionally, there is no real way to pull actual taxes from an invoice, as they hare held in …

yeah now my main case to address and make great improvements , l know most people will not agree is that we should consinder having enterprise version , its going to ensure frappe have enough funding to do marketing , so solve bugs , make great product improvement , odoo is very good example of that…

@francis1 The theory is that “thats how certified partners make money” :money_mouth_face: [image] The Myth of the Mustache-Twirling Developer Offtopic Ah, the classic Frappe Forum refrain: the software is deliberately broken or left undocumented so developers…

I would like to state that we are successfully running a food business (Wholesale + B2C/Shopify) on ERPNext. We regularly have both taxable (e.g. 5%, 18%) items and non-taxable (zero%) items on the same invoice. We have been able to configure this without much hassle, using the standard India Compl…

true that some bugs its not even neccessary to carry them for so many years you can tell this is very deliberate , yet you tell them go enterprise they refuse and say its our original philosphy but its now not working