Rounding Rule upto 3 Decimal Places in Tax Condition(SABRIX)

Hi,
We are Using SABRIX for Tax determination and need to round up Condition Type XR1- XR6 to round upto 3 Decimal Places.
Do we need to To Change ALT Calc Type- 301306or Alt Cond Base Value -- 16 or have to change Currency decimal Places in transaction OY04/OY03.
Kindly Suggest.
Thanks
Amit

Hi,
Tax % for customer is decided in SABRIX, Where does TaX calculated?? In SABRIX or in SAP.
Thanks
Amit
Edited by: AMIT GUPTA on Mar 31, 2010 10:54 AM

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