From 761ea0f89cd3fe509b236e8c2cb94ba739909ad2 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "Mayur Maheshwari (OpenERP)" Date: Thu, 13 Sep 2012 18:07:36 +0530 Subject: [PATCH] [IMP]account : improve tool tip bzr revid: mma@tinyerp.com-20120913123736-87k2n9a595qej21x --- addons/account/res_config.py | 2 +- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/addons/account/res_config.py b/addons/account/res_config.py index c4141faaab0..9c3ee967eb1 100644 --- a/addons/account/res_config.py +++ b/addons/account/res_config.py @@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ class account_config_settings(osv.osv_memory): ('round_per_line', 'Round per line'), ('round_globally', 'Round globally'), ], string='Tax calculation rounding method', - help="If you select 'Round per Line' : for each tax, the tax amount will first be computed and rounded for each PO/SO/invoice line and then these rounded amounts will be summed, leading to the total amount for that tax. If you select 'Round Globally': for each tax, the tax amount will be computed for each PO/SO/invoice line, then these amounts will be summed and eventually this total tax amount will be rounded. If you sell with tax included, you should choose 'Round per line' because you certainly want the sum of your tax-included line subtotals to be equal to the total amount with taxes."), + help="If you select 'Round per line' : for each tax, the tax amount will first be computed and rounded for each PO/SO/invoice line and then these rounded amounts will be summed, leading to the total amount for that tax. If you select 'Round globally': for each tax, the tax amount will be computed for each PO/SO/invoice line, then these amounts will be summed and eventually this total tax amount will be rounded. If you sell with tax included, you should choose 'Round per line' because you certainly want the sum of your tax-included line subtotals to be equal to the total amount with taxes."), 'sale_tax': fields.many2one("account.tax.template", "Default sale tax"), 'purchase_tax': fields.many2one("account.tax.template", "Default purchase tax"), 'sale_tax_rate': fields.float('Sales tax (%)'),