Exchange rates based on currency conversion date
ONESOURCE Indirect Tax Determination uses the
Tax Determination Date
to set the Tax Currency Conversion Date
in Fusion Cloud. Oracle Fusion uses a conversion date to determine the exchange rate. This applies when the invoice currency differs from the associated tax currency. For example, an invoice can use USD while the tax is calculated in EUR. Oracle uses the conversion date to convert the amount into the ledger currency before storing the tax details in the
ZX_LINES
table. Previously, Oracle Fusion used the invoice date as the default conversion date. This behavior could apply an inaccurate exchange rate when the
Tax Determination Date
differed from the invoice date. The
Tax Currency Conversion Date
maps the Oracle Fusion response directly from the ONESOURCE Indirect Tax Determination response. Oracle Fusion now uses the Tax Determination Date
for currency conversion instead of the invoice date. This change helps Oracle Fusion apply the correct exchange rate. It also improves tax calculation accuracy and keeps currency conversion consistent with the external tax engine.
Turn on currency conversion date
- Go to theERP Settingsscreen.
- Select tab.
- Turn onSet Tax Currency Conversion Date from Tax Determination Date.
Processing details
Tax Currency Conversion Date
mapping provides the following functionality: - Uses thetax_determination_datefrom the ONESOURCE Indirect Tax Determination response.
- Updateszx_lines.tax_currency_conversion_datewith theTax Determination Date.
- Lets Oracle Fusion tax calculate the exchange rate from theTax Determination Dateand tax setup.
- Populatestax_currency_conversion_rateandtax_currency_conversion_type.
note
Verify that the
Conversion Rate Type
is updated for taxes in the Manage Taxes
setup.