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Maximum taxable limit in HQ Tax Codes

For SM Work Orders and AP- 

Some counties/cities have a limit for taxable amount for materials. So if a job has a $10,000 material cost but only the first $5,000 is taxable based on the county/city limit this should be able to be recorded somewhere in HQ Tax Codes.

• Jennifer Nedley
• Feb 23 2017
• Planned

HQ - Headquarters

Company	ABM Franchising Group
Job Title / Role	Accounting Application Specialist
I need it...	Yesterday...Come on already

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  Kevin Lynch commented

  23 Apr 20:15

  Any updates?

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  Sherry Packard-Silvius commented

  March 15, 2021 17:15

  Is there any expected ETA on tax capped limited for issue 4583?

  This would be extremely helpful as we have to manually do it now.

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  Debra Andrade commented

  October 02, 2019 18:13

  I agree with many of the others who have left comments here. We have to manually adjust invoices and created "dummy" invoices for the customers so that they see the correct tax amounts. This is totally unnecessary since I am sure that the software has to be capable of this. We cannot be the select few who have sales in states that need to be split out and/or have caps for parts of the tax. Florida in particular is a state with the cap and I am sure there are other customers in FL who are having this issue as well.

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  Nick Yagelski commented

  June 28, 2019 15:20

  When will this be available? 

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  Paul West commented

  January 21, 2019 18:42

  Great News!

  Thanks,
  Paul

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  Towner Blackstock commented

  January 12, 2019 05:15

  Same idea also found at https://vistaerp.ideas.aha.io/ideas/VACCTG-I-533

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• 55 Vote

  Sales Tax Limits Merged

  Extend sales/use tax calculations to provide broader compliance with regulatory rules and limits. Some US jurisdictions impose transactional sales/use tax limits (FL, ND, others) – these typically involve a multi-level tax code (e.g. combined Stat...

  

  Created 14 Sep 15:44 by Gary Gilmore

  AR - Accounts Receivables

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