If taxes are enabled (in HandiFox or in QuickBooks), then you are able to:
- Manually select the tax code in Sales Transactions.
- Set the default tax for a customer or define their tax exemption reason (the latter is available if your company is connected to QuickBooks Online).
- Manually define if the item in a sales transaction is taxable or not by checking/unchecking the Tax box.
- Define in the item's settings if it is taxable or not by default when added to a sales transaction.
Non-US Companies
In standalone Non-US companies, you can select the default tax for
customers, the default sales tax for products, and the default purchase
tax for products among your existing taxes.
Regardless if you run HandiFox as standalone or with QuickBooks
Online, you can choose the default tax rate selection in the company
settings. You can also set both sales and purchase tax in the settings
of each item separately, and select a sales tax in the settings of each
customer.
For standalone companies, please refer to the section above for Tax Settings. If your company is connected to QuickBooks Online, then taxes are set in QuickBooks and synchronized with HandiFox.
Item Settings
Taxes in the New/Edit Item Screen
In the
settings of the item, you can define whether the item is inclusive or exclusive of tax by checking the
Inclusive of tax or
Inclusive of purchase tax boxes. Next, in the dropdown menus
Tax and
Purchase tax you can select among your existing taxes which would apply to the item by default.
Company's default tax rate selection,
Depending on your
company's default tax rate selection, you will see different items' rates and amounts in transactions. There are three available settings:
Exclusive of tax,
Inclusive of tax and
Out of scope.
Here is a break down of how the items' rates are calculated:
If your default tax rate selection is set to Out of Scope, then you won't be able to select taxes in transactions. Otherwise, you can use the Tax dropdown of each item to manually select among the existing taxes, thus influencing the Total and Tax Total of a transaction.