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theprintstop-yah
Level 2

Using qbo and gopayment...does anyone know how to always have sales tax charged. Even if no invoice, no customer/item assigned.

I know how to select to charge sales tax by assigning to customer/product/service but I want it to always charge sales tax even if no assignments are made. I've been on chats and phone with Intuit all morning to no avail.
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AileneA
Moderator

Using qbo and gopayment...does anyone know how to always have sales tax charged. Even if no invoice, no customer/item assigned.

Hello there, theprintstop-yah. 

 

QuickBooks can automatically do the sales tax calculations for you on your invoices and receipts for easy and accurate filings.  

 

You can read more and learn how to use the Automated sales tax feature in QBO.

 

Let me also share this article about filing your sales tax return and recording your tax payment in QBO. 

 

Let me know if you have other questions by leaving a reply below. I'll stick around if you need more help. Have a good one and stay safe!

theprintstop-yah
Level 2

Using qbo and gopayment...does anyone know how to always have sales tax charged. Even if no invoice, no customer/item assigned.

I'm having a hard time explaining my question apparently.  Let me give this example: someone walks in the store and I want to charge them $50 on the gopayment app.  I don't want to choose an item or a customer - I just want a miscellaneous sale of $50.  This is done through the gopayment app by selecting "custom amount".  It automatically assigns "non-taxable" to this.  How do I automatically make everything I charge money for "taxable" without having to click extra buttons on the app??

MirriamM
Moderator

Using qbo and gopayment...does anyone know how to always have sales tax charged. Even if no invoice, no customer/item assigned.

Hello again, theprintstop-yah. I appreciate you getting back and providing detailed information about your concern.

 

In your first statement on this thread, you're right that you can charge sales tax by assigning to customer/product/service. Right now, the option to charge sales tax even without assignments is unavailable.

 

We recognize that each company has unique needs, and I can see how these features would benefit and empower your business. Since the feature you're looking for isn't currently an option, I encourage you to submit feedback to our Product Development Team. They look through submitted feedback for future updates and use those suggestions to develop changes for the product.

 

You may also want to visit our QuickBooks Blog. And be the first one to know about any updates that you'll find beneficial for your business. The QuickBooks Blog is our way of letting you know the latest features released and what the product team is working on. They update the site every time new information is available. 

 

If there's anything else you need help with, let me know by adding a comment. I'm more than happy to assist you. Have a great day!

JBM444
Level 1

Using qbo and gopayment...does anyone know how to always have sales tax charged. Even if no invoice, no customer/item assigned.

I am having the opposite problem. I make a sales receipt in QB online and it automatically calculates sales tax and then I go to the Go Payment and enter the custom amount and it is adding additional sales tax to the client. I just want to do sales tax on my online platform, how do I stop it in go payment?

 

SashaMC
Moderator

Using qbo and gopayment...does anyone know how to always have sales tax charged. Even if no invoice, no customer/item assigned.

Hello JBM44,

 

Welcome to the QuickBooks Community! Could you share the method you used to create the sales receipt with me? For example, are you recording the sales receipt in QuickBooks first? If this is the case, we suggest creating the sales receipt or invoice payments in the GoPayment App first to avoid additional sales charges. Depending on which version of the GoPayments app your using, the article below assists with processing the payment.

 

 

I will be looking out for your comments to help you further. See you soon. 

 

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