oco-odoo
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When creating the results of a writeoff button for the manual reconciliation widget, debit and credit are actually inverted with regards to what will actually get created (final inversion is then done here to bring them back to the right sign: https://github.com/odoo/enterprise/blob/15.0/account_accountant/models/reconciliation_widget.py#L986). Because of that, the conditions defining whether or not the compute_all should compute refund repartition need to be inverted as well. Note that it wasn't the case for bank reconciliation widget, for which the sign was directly right. Before that, compute_tax_tag_invert computed a different value for the tax_tag_invert field on base and tax line (as the tax line uses the repartition type of tax_repartition_line_id, and the base line depends on debit/credit and the tax type). Hence, the tax_tag_invert values between those two lines where inconsistent, and the tax report was wrong (since we did * -1 on one of them, but not the other). OPW 2769586 closes odoo/odoo#86870 X-original-commit: fdf448ef226ecf27685675ea4a49a4501d4f9263 Signed-off-by: Laurent Smet <las@odoo.com>
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