A tax entity owns a set of assets of different classes and is entitled to claim Capital Cost Allowances on that set of assets. An asset may be placed in a separate class or in a pool of similar assets. The figure below illustrates the hierarchical structure of tax entity, classes, pools, and assets within one tax entity.
Tax entity need not correspond to "accounting unit" of LeasePak, i.e., more than one P/C/R/O may be under one common tax entity. A tax entity must exist before assets may be added for the tax entity. The Tax Entity update [U0224] is used to add, change, or delete tax entities.
There is no limit to the number of tax entities that may be established.
This screen is used to add, change or delete the Tax Entity update [U0224] option.
It is possible to prevent a user from deleting Tax Entity data, in which case the delete option does not appear on that user’s screen. On the Security table [U0706] for the user, an N in the ALLOW MASTER FILE DELETE PRIVILEGE field prevents deleting data.
Field Descriptions
ADD
This option is used to add a tax entity for CCA purpose.CHANGE
This option is used to change information for a tax entity.DELETE
This option removes a tax entity from LeasePak files. The tax entity may not be removed if there are assets attached to it.
This screen is used to indicate the tax entity being added or changed.
Field Descriptions
This screen appears once the tax entity and the delete button have been selected. This message allows the user to verify that the correct record is being deleted from the system. The description and the default portfolio associated with the tax entity code is displayed and should be verified as the correct tax entity to delete.
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