Tax
Use the Tax module to set up sales tax codes and jurisdictions for the methods and rates that your tax authorities require.
Configuration options will vary depending on your company's VAT/Sales Tax setup. WorkBook supports the following:
- USA Sales Tax
- Canadian Sales Tax
- European VAT
You configure settings for VAT-enabled companies in
.Note: You can validate the VAT/Tax setup in
.
You can use tax codes in
, , and .Company Variables
WorkBook has the following company variables related to the Tax module that you can define or enable:
- 1 (Sales Tax column on Job Invoice): Use this setting to hide, show as read-only, or show and allow edit the Sales Tax column on Job Invoices.
- 72 (Define the source for VAT/Tax on price quotes): Use this setting to determine the level (header or line) at which VAT/Tax on price quotes will be based.
System Variables
WorkBook has the following system variables related to the Tax module that you can define or enable:
- 166 (Default rate for VAT/Tax): Use this setting to define the default VAT or tax rate percentage according to the company setup for price quotes.
- 823 (Allow Tax Code field to be shown in the expense entry): Use this setting to display the Tax Code field in the expense entry.
- Related Topics:
- Jurisdiction Setup
Use the Jurisdiction Setup submodule to define jurisdiction-based tax rates. You can create tax codes that you associate with tax jurisdictions. A jurisdiction is the tax authority based on a geographic region or a tax zone that imposes the tax. It can be an area, city, municipality, county, or country that has its own specific regulations for taxation. Every tax jurisdiction is identified by a tax jurisdiction code. - Sales Tax Follow Up
Use Sales Tax Follow Up to view sales tax records without a tax rate assigned. - Sales Tax Setup
Use Sales Tax Setup to manage the details of your tax configurations.
Parent Topic: Settings