Once you have understood what Indirect Tax is
and how our Tax Engine can be used to collect the same from your Customers and
Sub-Resellers, you can proceed adding a Tax Rule for any Products/Services to
which Tax is applicable.
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understand what Taxes are and how the LogicBoxes Tax Engine works >>
1. Login to your Control Panel from http://manage.logicboxes.com/reseller
2. Click on Settings -> Finance & Billing ->
Configure Taxes
3. Review any existing Tax Rule that you may
have created before and then click on the button Add New Rule to create a
unique Tax Rule.
4. Fill in the following details and click on
the Add Rule button:
- Product Category - For each Product that you
wish to Tax your Customers/Sub-Resellers, you need to create a separate Tax Rule.
In case you wish to charge the same Tax for all Products,
you would need to repeat these steps.
- Tax Percentage - This is amount in
percentage that you wish to be charged over the Invoice amount to your
Customers/Sub-Resellers.
- Tax Label - This is the name of the Tax that
will be shown to your Customers/Sub-Resellers in their Invoices e.g. Sales
Tax, VAT, Service Tax, etc.
- Country - Select the Country here for which
this Tax Rule needs to be applied. Select Any Country to apply this Rule to
all Customers/Sub-Resellers irrespective of their Country.
- State - Select the State from the selected
Country here. Select Any State to apply this Rule to all
Customers/Sub-Resellers irrespective of their State.
- Time Zone - The Time Zone works in
conjunction with your Tax Rule's Start and End Date. That is, a particular Tax
Rule starts and end as per the Time Zone you have selected.
- Tax Start Date - This indicates the day when
a particular Tax Rule would start from. Any Invoice prior to the Start Date
would not be Taxable. You may set the Start Date as either today or any day
after that.
- Tax End Date - This indicates the day when a
particular Tax Rule would end. Any Invoice after the End Date wouldn't be
Taxed. You may set the End Date as same as the Start Date or any day after
that.
- Invoice Footer - Here you should mention
your Tax Registration Number or any other detail regarding this particular Tax
label, to be displayed within Invoices to your Customers/Sub-Resellers to whom
this Tax applies. The Invoice Footer is only displayed to your
Customer/Sub-Reseller when he clicks on the Print button in the
Invoice Details view.
- Exempted Reseller Ids - Here you may mention
any Reseller Ids to whom you do not want this Tax to be applied. Typically,
you may want to do this for any Sub-Reseller account that you may have created
for yourself.
- Exempted Customer Ids - Here you may mention
any Customer Ids to whom you do not want this Tax to be applied. Typically,
you may want to do this for any Customer account that you may have created for
yourself.
5. Confirm that you have set the Tax Rule
appropriately and then click on the Confirm button. If you wish to tweak
the Rule further, you may click on the Edit button and then proceed
further. Clicking on the Cancel button will abort this Rule's creation.
Upon confirming a particular Tax Rule, Tax
would begin displaying to your Customers/Sub-Resellers for the selected Product
from the Start Date.
How does a Tax Rule affect transactions?
While Adding an Invoice
- Each time an Invoice is raised, the system
will check if there is a matching active Tax Rule. If there is a matching Tax
Rule, then the Tax amount is calculated and stored alongwith the Invoice
amount.
- The Invoice payable by your
Customers/Sub-Resellers would be inclusive of the Tax amount.
While Balancing/Paying an Invoice
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understand how to Balance/Pay a Pending Invoice >>
- When an Invoice is to be balanced against a
Credit Note/Receipt, then the entire Invoice amount including the Tax amount
needs to be balanced/paid.
- In case any Invoice is partially
balanced/paid then the Tax amount can be considered to be balanced/paid
proportionately.