Fm_inv_make_invoice_add_taxes Cores When Multiple Balance Impact For Taxes Occur In The Input Flist
(Doc ID 1372871.1)
Last updated on OCTOBER 08, 2024
Applies to:
Oracle Communications Billing and Revenue Management - Version 7.4.0.0.0 to 7.4.0.0.0 [Release 7.4.0]Linux x86-64
Symptoms
fm_inv_make_invoice_add_taxes opcode cores in two scenarios:
- When billed event level dispute is raised including taxes
- When usage CDR is loaded including taxes (default tax_supplier)
Replication Steps:
SCENARIO 1. Invoicing cores when Billed Event Level Dispute raised:
- Configure flat taxation (say 19.6%) in the taxcodes_map file (say "TAX1") present in sys/cm/.
- Enable the taxation_switch (3) in the cm's pin.conf
- Create a customer with any simple plan that has cycle forward product associated with the taxcode "TAX1" and billing time taxation is enabled
- Load default tax_supplier file
- Bill the customer
- Raise an event level dispute on the billed event .
Dispute should be including TAX. Do not settle the dispute. - Run billing for next month
- Run invoicing -- It cores here.
SCENARIO 2: When usage CDRs are also taxed along with cycle and purchase fees:
- Configure flat taxation (say19.6%) in the taxcodes_map file (say "TAX1") present in sys/cm/.
- Enable the taxation_switch (3) in the cm's pin.conf
- Create a customer with any simple plan that has cycle forward product and delayed event session product associated with the taxcode "TAX1" and billing time taxation is enabled
- Load default tax supplier file
- Modify the event_t.ctl file to include the constant TAX_LOCALES
- Make sure the TAX_LOCALES matches the tax supplier configuration
- Load the usage through pin_rel to the DB
- Bill and invoice the customer -- Invoicing cores here
Changes
Cause
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