How are the order tax types work?
On Qblue:
- Each sales/purchase order has a tax type (for example: GST exclusive or GST exempt)
- For new orders, the tax type is set to the customer's (for sales) or supplier's (for purchase) tax type
- If the tax type is set to "Default", then the system's default tax type (sales or purchase) will be used
- On top of the tax type that is set on the order level, each SKU product can have their own overriding tax type, either Exempt or Zero-rated
To set the tax type for a single product:
- Edit the product
- In the Tax type dropdown box, select a value
To set the tax type for products in bulk, use the following method:
- Exporting the products list
- Products menu > Export data > Choose the "Product attributes" data type
- Click Export
- Edit the spreadsheet and put the tax type (Exempt or Zerorated) against the respective products
- When ready, re-import the file onto Qblue