Differences in Russia & Australia/Newzealand Localization in SAP B1

Hi,
What are the differences in Australia/Newzealand & Russia Localization in SAP B1?
Prompt response will be appreciated.

Hi,
There's no official documentation to compare localizations.
Please follow Mr. Nagarajan's advice to compare demo DBs and search by "Russia" or "RU" in the help file to find some differences.
Some most obvious differences are:
GL accounts
Tax
default company settings that're often changeable but suggest localization differences
document: e.g. Russia has correction invoice/reversal
down payment flow: I'm not sure if Russia Is different from Australia, but you can refer to http://help.sap.com/saphelp_sbo900/helpdata/en/6a/4becf17e8545199badb7168cd86556/content.htm?frameset=/en/ca/080f4f7ad84… and check.
Functional differences, which you can check by 1 comparing the company details, 2. Comparing the main menu.
Legal differences
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