More control over taxation

Nov 09, 2006 3 Replies

I would like to be able to exempt items for different levels of taxation while still using "tax by customer." Rather than taxable or non-taxable, I need to be able to exempt from federal and state separately.



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Jeff,

Because staff have to remember which products are exempt from which tax. For me, POS is all about automation: scan, total, tender.

Dan

An old question, but I have it too. I'm using tax by item but I also have tax exempt customers, some of whom are resale and others are govt/church/charity. For tax reporting purposes, these are different. Tendering a taxable item to them unsets "taxable" and sets the TAX1 reason code, neither of which gives me any means to differentiate them. It seems like I have to remove the exempt flag from all the customers and rely on our cashiers to get it right. Is that what people are doing? Seems like there should be a better way.

Also, it looks like only the tax change reason codes are recorded with the transaction, and not the actual sales taxes applied. This true?

"Dan Rishworth" wrote:

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