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Yuki Tanaka
Invoices exported with the wrong tax rate since Friday
Emaily.tanaka@murakami-denki.co.jp
NoteCase opened from the web form. Account Murakami Denki KK, Business plan, contact Yuki Tanaka, Finance Systems Lead, priority set by the customer to Medium, product field Billing, version 5.2. Description: since the update on Friday every invoice we export as CSV shows 8 percent consumption tax instead of 10 percent, while the same invoice in the web view is correct. It affects all 1,200 invoices we exported this morning for the July close and our accounting team has stopped the run. Nothing changed on our side apart from installing the update.
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