Exchange rate tax amaunt

In a inovice (MIRO) the exchange rate which is used for translating the tax amounts is 1,000000 (field TXKRS) but the exchange rate used for the translation between foreign currency and local currency (KURSF) is 6,7.
In OBY6 "Crcy transl. For tax" (V_001_B-TXKRS) is 5. Rate Determination According to Tax Report Date
How can it comes? Where can you determine this diference? can you entry it manually?
thanks in advance
Edited by: Luis del castillo on Jun 30, 2010 10:26 PM

Go to Transaction OBYY and specify the required accounts.
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