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VAT rounding by line rather than item
I've searched the forums and haven't seen that anyone else is having this problem, but can't believe it's so. We primarily advertise our products as VAT inclusive. our clients are not interested in the price excluding VAT.
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[*]So, a product might be priced in our catalogue at £1.39 (inc. VAT).
[*]We put this into Netsuite as £1.18 (£1.39 / 1.175 - rounded to the nearest penny).
[*]When this is sold as an individual item Netsuite calculates the VAT and gives a Gross Amount as £1.39. No problem.
[*]However when we sell 100, Netsuite does the calculation and comes up with £138.65 (£1.18 x 100 x 1.175 - rounded to the nearest penny at the end of the calculation), rather than £139.00
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