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In the Network Design Navigator, you can model refundable taxes based on three different scenarios-Scenario 0: You pay or receive money based on the difference between debit and creditScenario 1: You never get money backScenario 2: You always pay somethingThe tutorial below further explains these scenarios and demonstrates how to model them.The slides and excel template used in this video are attached below

We have improved our GIS Location Data page to make it easier to check your geolocation!A Country Filter has been added to the page GIS Location Data in order to allow the filtering of locations by country. An additional attribute (Country Code) has been added to the data when you indicate that you want to retrieve data from Location IQ. The country code should come from ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 codes. This new attribute is useful in combination with the Postal Code attribute. Data Navigator will use a specific postal code logic when both the Postal Code AND the Country Code are provided. This new logic should provide better results. The Location Table on the page GIS Location Data has four new widget actions as well as some additional output data which can be compared to the input data in order to determine the quality of the results. If your dataset has more than 2500 locations, the map on the page GIS Location Data shows initially only the first country; however, the side panel is

So, you’ve identified that you’ve got a (strategic) network design problem. Now, where do you start? While network design does have a ‘usual’ workflow, every project will have its own nuances and can be slightly different. You are experimenting with a future that doesn’t exist yet. This makes the steps you need to follow a little fuzzy and they may vary every time.  This is very different to operational and tactical planning, where you repeat certain well-defined tasks over and over. If you do not know where to start, our best advice would be to avoid this approach: “Let’s get some data, push it into the app and see what happens.”  This can lead to much frustration and inefficiency in all stages of the process because you have no sense of direction and purpose to what you are doing. Instead, we recommend that you start with the end in mind. Try following these steps:  Write down the business question(s).  Figure out (together with your business owners) what questions you are trying to