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# Target Tax Structure
A **Target Tax Structure** is used to define and assign a specific tax structure to a supplier based on a selected transaction type. It helps ensure that the correct taxes are automatically applied during purchase transactions, improving accuracy and consistency in tax calculations.
## Steps to Create Target Tax Structure
Step 1: Go to the main menu of the application.
1. Click on the **Purchase** module.
2. Inside the Purchase module, click on **Masters**.
3. Select **Target Tax Structure** from the menu options.
Step 2: In the Target Tax Structure screen, click on the **Open** button.
Step 3: Click on the **Type** field.
* Choose the required type from the available list shown on the screen.
Step 4: Click on the **Supplier** field.
1. Select the required supplier from the displayed supplier list.
Step 5: Click on the **Tax Structure** field.
1. Choose the required tax structure from the available options.
2. After selecting the tax structure, click on the **Add** button.
3. The selected tax structure will be added to the configuration list.
Step 6: After verifying all entered details, click on the **Save** button.
* The Target Tax Structure will be saved successfully.
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