Tax Settings are only needed when you will be charging your clients a tax on services. Settings include Tax Label, Tax Code and Tax Rate.
Info: If you need additional assistance with your Tax Settings, please contact support.
Tip: If you have more than one Tax Rate, review the Client Level Tax Settings to determine the best Tax Setting Options.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Tax Label
Navigate: Admin > Settings > Tax Settings
The Tax Label is the name of the tax you are charging. It will display on Invoice Totals.
- Enter tax description.
- Click "Update."
Note: In some areas, it is a legal requirement to display "Tax Invoice" or "VAT Invoice" instead of only "Invoice."
- When you enter GST in "Tax Label," the first line above Payment Terms will read Tax Invoice.
- If you enter VAT in "Tax Label," the first line above Payment Terms will read VAT Invoice.
- Conversely, if you charge GST, but DO NOT want "Tax Invoice" displayed, add a space after the "GST" and this will prevent the automatic Label change.
- Your tax label will appear on quotes and invoices.
Tax Code
If GST / TIN / VAT code is required on your invoices, enter it in "Tax Code" and it will display above Payment Terms.
Note: If you want your GST / TIN / VAT code to appear below Payment Terms, do not use "Tax Code." Instead use Invoice Narrative.
- Enter your GST / TIN / VAT code in "Tax Code."
- Click "Update."
- Company GST / TIN / VAT codes show on all invoices along with the wording "This is a Tax Invoice" or "This is a VAT Invoice" as appropriate.
Default Tax Rate %
The “Default Tax rate %” calculates the correct rate of tax on your invoices.
- Enter the default tax rate percentage.
- Click "Update".
Tip: A Tax Rate entered here applies to all service items on each Service Order. A Tax Rate set at the Client Level Tax Settings will override the settings entered here.
Note: Do not enter % sign, just the numeric value.
- "Default Tax rate %" is used to calculate the tax rate on invoices.
Submitted Tax Date
This allows you to keep a record of when you filed your tax reports.
- Enter the date you submitted your tax.
- Click "Update".
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