Controlled Operations Report
The Controlled Operations Report is submitted by corporate income taxpayers if they conducted operations with non-residents that meet the criteria for being classified as controlled during the reporting period.
Required settings
Before creating the report, ensure that all necessary settings have been completed:
- On the General Ledger Setup page, in the Numbering tab, a number series for the report is set in the Control Operation Nos field.
- All required codes are created on the Codes Controlled Operations page.
- On the Customer or Vendor cards, the appropriate code is set in the Country/Region Code field.
Note
For the selected country code, the ISO Numeric Code field must be filled in on the Countries/Regions page.
Also, on the Customer or Vendor cards, in the Related Parties tab, the Entries Code field must be filled in.
- On the Customer or Vendor contract cards, the Related Parties tab must be filled in.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Shipment Terms (Incoterms) | Specifies the delivery condition code according to Incoterms. |
| Place of delivery (Incoterms) | Specifies the place of delivery according to Incoterms. |
| Entry Code | Indicates the code of the name of the operation in accordance with the codes defined by the law. |
| Side Code | Specifies the transaction party code according to the defined transaction party codes. |
| Conformance Method Code | Specifies the code of the method of determining the compliance of the conditions of the controlled operation with the "arm's length" principle. |
| Profitability Indicator | Specifies the profitability index code used to establish compliance with the "arm's length" condition of a controlled operation. |
| Profitability Indicator Value | Specifies the numerical value of the indicator of the profitability of the operation in percentage. |
| Source Type Code | Specifies the code of the type of information source that was used under the established conditions of compliance of the controlled operation under the "arm's length" principle. |
| Source Type Name | Specifies the name of the information source that was used to establish compliance of the controlled transaction with the "arm's length" principle. If there are several sources, it is necessary to indicate all of them separated by a comma and a space. |
Note
These fields will be used when generating the lines of the report's appendix.
- On the Item card, the Manufacturer Code, Brand Code and Customs Category Code (UCC FEA / SCPS ) must be filled in.
Note
For the selected SCPS code, the Classification Service Code according to the Classification of Foreign Economic Services must be filled in on the Customs Categories page.
- If a counterparty is both a customer and a vendor, it is necessary to link the Customer and Vendor cards through a Contact. To do this, create a Contact of the Company type from the Customer or Vendor page. For the contact, set up business relationships as both a customer and a vendor. For more details on creating and configuring contacts, refer to Managing contacts.