How to switch-off Tax jurisdiction code functionality

Dear Genius people,
Please let me know how to put off Tax jurisdiction code for Tax procedure with Jurisdiction code.
Regards,

Hi,
You can delete tax code from tax procedure.
Path: Financial Account/Glbal settings/tax on sales and purchase/caiculation/settings for tax calculation in Brazil/Define FI/mm tax codes.
After deleting tax code you delete tax jurisdiction for required tax procedure.
Hope this helps.
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