Thursday, May 15, 2025
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Enhancements to existing features
Accounting and Ecuador localization screens now use the standard tax display format after related platform changes. This keeps tax names consistent across forms and search fields, reducing confusion for users working with invoices, products, reimbursements, and withholding flows.
Original PR description
With the removal of custom tax components in the corresponding community commit, views need to be updated to use the standard display_name and markdown formats now available. No Task
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Enhancements to existing features
The bank reconciliation model form now shows whether each listed tax is for sales or purchases alongside the tax name. This makes it easier for accounting users to choose and review the right tax when configuring counterpart items.
Original PR description
Before this commit: - In the bank reconciliation model form view, under the "Counterpart Items" section, the "Taxes" column displayed only the tax name. - Taxes were not distinguished between Sales and Purchase types, making it difficult to identify their type. After this commit: - The "Taxes" column now displays the tax type beside the tax name, making it easier to distinguish between them. task-4752604