Tax tables & model

All,
As my client is not operating in all states, i wanted to check if we still have to create all the tax tables (tax authorities,tax models etc) completely new? Or can i just delete the tax authorities where my client is not operating?
Any response will be appreciated.
Thanks

Hello,
You can have tax authorities in your system even though you dont operate in the authorities, but you dont need to create Taxability model for the authorities in T5UTM and T5UTY, so even if mistake tax authorities are added in IT 207 or 208, tax will not be calculated.
Kindly refer the WIKI link on the Taxability model
https://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/ERPHCM/Taxability+Model
https://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/ERPHCM/Tax+Authorities
With Regards,
S.Karthik

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Hello,
I am creating a JTable with a custom table model and a custom column model. However the table header is not being displayed (yes, it is in a JScrollPane). I've shrunk the problem down into a single compileable example:
Thanks for your help.
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added

Kleopatra wrote:
jduprez wrote:
See http://download.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/api/javax/swing/table/TableColumn.html#setHeaderValue(java.lang.Object)
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- it's not the JTable's business to compute its headers size (and it doesn't, the header's the culprit.) *> - the header should never come up with a zero (or near-to) height: even if there is no title shown, it's still needed as grab to resize/move the columns. So I would consider this sizing behaviour a bug.*
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http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6459419
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Hello,
I'm having a hard time figuring out the best way to go about this. I currently have a JTable with an custom table model to make the cells immutable. Furthermore, I have a "hidden" column in the table model so that I can access the items selected from a database by their recid, and then another hidden column that keeps track of the appropriate color for a custom cell renderer.
Subject -- Sender -- Date hidden rec id color
Hello Pete Jan 15, 2003 2900 blue
Basically, when a row is selected, it grabs the record id from the hidden column. This essentially allows me to have a data[][] object independent of the one that is used to display the JTable. Instinctively, this does not seem right, but I don't know how else to do it. I know that the DefaultTableModel uses a Vector even when it's constructed with an array and I've read elsewhere that it's not a good idea to do what I'm trying to do.
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On top of this, I have a custom cell renderer as well. This checks yet another hidden field and displays the row accordingly. So, not only does the table sort need to inform the table model of a change in the data structure, but also the cell renderer.
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To the OP, having hidden columns is just fine, I do that all the time.. Nothing says you have to display ALL the info you have..
Now, the column appears to be sorting properly
whenever a new row is added. However, when I attempt
to remove the selected row, it now removes a seemingly
random row and I am left with an unselectable blank
line in my JTable.I have a class that uses an int[] to index the data.. The table model displays rows in order of the index, not the actual order of the data (in my case a Vector of Object[]'s).. Saves a lotta work when sorting..
If you're using a similar indexing scheme: If you're deleting a row, you have to delete the data in the vector at the INDEX table.getSelectedRow(), not the actual data contained at
vector.elementAt(table.getSelectedRow()). This would account for a seemingly 'random' row getting deleted, instead of the row you intend.
Because the row is unselectable, it sounds like you have a null in your model where you should have a row of data.. When you do
vector.removeElementAt(int), the Vector class packs itself. An array does not. If you have an array, when you delete the row you must make sure you dont have that gap.. Make a new array of
(old array length-1), populate it, and give it back to your model.. Using Vectors makes this automatic.
Also, you must make sure your model knows the data changed:
model.fireTableDataChanged(); otherwise it has no idea anything happened..
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