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Line 50 in Canada
Line 50 in Canada
does anyone know if Line 50 or any other sage line product range can be modified to work with dual tax systems ie two purchases taxes. Canada has GST 7% and PST 8% of which only GST is reclaimable on purchases, however they are both remittable on sales.
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Sage only allows for one tax amount on an item (and lots of catagories)
You could enter Purchases with 8% tax and treat the 7% GST as part of the net cost.
You could enter sales with 17% combined GST and PST and then split the amount.
Both pretty unsatisfactory...
You could enter Purchases with 8% tax and treat the 7% GST as part of the net cost.
You could enter sales with 17% combined GST and PST and then split the amount.
Both pretty unsatisfactory...
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