Condition based Tax Procedure

Dear All,
Condition based tax procedure will be used to calculate Excise Duties only, remaining taxcess handled by the Tax Types , Is it right? in TAXINN procudure.  How we can able to handle excise only condition based and other taxes from Tax tpes.
Regards

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