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Antoine Dupuis (andu) 1086e0a9cf [IMP] accounting/taxcloud: how to set up default account for new taxes 
New taxes generated by the TaxCloud integration are by default created without an income or an expense account specified. By default, the journal items corresponding to these taxes therefore end up in the default income account, which is usually the 'Sales' account, when they should in fact go to the 'Tax Payable' account. Because these taxes are automatically generated on-the-fly, the user is usually not able to manually specify the Tax Payable account before the journal items are posted, leading to incorrect accounting entries which then need to be manually repaired through the use of miscellaneous operations.

To solve this issue, our video on TaxCloud integration (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JE-NeRNIWeU&t=616s) tells us to create a User-Defined Default for the account field of the tax.repartition.line model. This sets the default account with which new taxes are created. However, this information is missing from the documentation.

This PR brings the documentation up-to-date by explaining how to create this User-Defined Default that specifies the correct Tax Payable account.

closes odoo/documentation#1322

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README.md

Odoo documentation

Build the documentation locally

Requirements

Instructions

  1. In a terminal, navigate to the root directory and compile the documentation to HTML with the following command:

    make

    Additional commands are available with make help.

  2. Open the file documentation/_build/html/index.html in your web browser to display the render.

  3. See this guide for more detailed instructions.

Optional: to fully build the developer documentation with inline docstrings for documented Python functions, place your local copy of the odoo/odoo repository in the root directory. Alternatively, create a symbolic link with odoo as link name. If the Odoo sources are not found, a warning will be shown.

Contribute to the documentation

For contributions to the content of the documentation, please refer to the Introduction Guide.

To report a content issue, request new content or ask a question, use the repository's issue tracker as usual.

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Learn More

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