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Such repartition lines put their amount in debit for inbound operations (customer invoices, vendor refunds), and credit for outbound (vendor bills, customer refunds) ; so, the opposite of the lines with a positive percentage. However, we expect the tags set on the repartition line to express the way this debit or credit value will impact the tax report, so it means the tax_tag_invert has to be true in case this amount has gone to credit (so that a negative line balance doesn't change the sign in the report). Before this, we computed the tax_tag_invert in the same way for all the tax lines, whatever the sign of their factor_percent. So, all the inbound stuff had tax_tag_invert=true (because we expected their amount to be in credit), and all the outbound stuff had false instead. So, we totally disregarded negative percentages, which was obviously wrong. closes odoo/odoo#65977 X-original-commit: 08f3d2b90e3d48daa26ab48872b9cfd4d8db981f Related: odoo/enterprise#16281 Signed-off-by: Laurent Smet <smetl@users.noreply.github.com>
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