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Good evening, @fsms2024-gmail-c.
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The invoices in QBO don't include that by default.
However, you can confirm by opening up the customize invoice template menu, and checking there for any option to show/hide the sale tax percentage.
Please come back and let us know what information you find out so we can help you add that or if we need give you the steps to give feedback to our Product Developers. I'll be waiting for your response!
I still haven't figured out how to make sure the "sales tax %" line shows on an invoice. I tried what was suggested by someone a couple of weeks ago but the option to add it did not show on my end. After reviewing some Help menu options in QBO, I think I figured out the problem. Should I have the sales tax in the Products & Services list? Mine aren't. I have sales tax calculating correctly and I'm able to get the liability reports for each state I pay.
If it needs to be in the Products and Services list, please advise how to do so. the qbo videos and suggestions are kind of vague
Thanks again,
Lori
Thank you for your follow-up, Lori. I appreciate your persistence in seeking a solution. Allow me to address your concern and provide some clarity on displaying the sales tax percentage on invoices in QuickBooks Online (QBO).
QBO calculates sales tax based on the customer's address, tax-exempt status, and the products or services you sell. Adding the sales tax percentage as a product or service is not advisable, as this can cause issues with tracking sales tax reports.
I want to acknowledge that QBO doesn't display the sales tax percentage on each line item of an invoice. However, you can view the total sales tax amount at the bottom of it.
I understand the importance of this information for you and your customers. At this time, the most effective approach would be to communicate your comments directly to our Product Developers.
To send your input, here's how:
Consider manually adding the sales tax percentage to the description or a custom field on your invoice as a workaround. This approach will enable you to display the tax rate information, even though QuickBooks doesn't automatically show it on each line item.
To keep updated on the product's latest release and updates, you can check out this article: QuickBooks Blog.
In addition, you can visit these articles to help you manage invoice payments, create personalized sales forms, and keep track of your transactions inside the program:
Your input is instrumental in helping us maintain quality service and enhance your overall experience. I can help you further if you need clarification about sales tax and invoices. Just get back to me in this conversation by clicking the Reply button.
Please let me clarify, I understand how sales tax works. In Desktop, in the body of the invoice, there was a line that had Sales Tax % printed on the invoice. And in QBO, the rate or percentage does not show up at all only the dollar amount. I'm just wondering if I have missed a step in setting up invoice customization. How do I add the custom field or description with the % as you suggested. I have tried without much luck.
We know how convenient and time-saving it is to add these features to QuickBooks, fsms2024. Let me clarify some info regarding adding a custom field or description.
In QuickBooks Online (QBO), adding a custom field or description with the percentage is currently unavailable. With this, we highly recommend sending your feedback to QuickBooks so our developers can analyze and incorporate your suggestions into future releases.
To keep updated on the product's latest release and updates, you can check out this article: Product Update.
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