Value-added tax object

Quelle: https://europa.eu/youreurope/business/taxes/vat/index_en.htm

A value-added tax object is a data entity in the flow of goods that captures tax-relevant information about transactions (e.g., goods movements, services, customers/suppliers) and is used to calculate, report, and remit value-added tax. It serves to map tax rates, tax obligations, tax types, and reporting periods within logistics and ERP contexts.

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