Customers and tax codes

Currently when I sync orders, the customers are marked as taxable, and the
sales tax line is set to Out of State. Instead, I want the customers to
default to non-taxable, and the sales tax line to be set to FL State Sales
Tax. Is this possible, either by a setting within Synchro or one within
Quickbooks?

Under Preferences > Sales Tax (Company), I did try setting the "most common"
to FL State Sales Tax, but this didn't seem to have any effect.

Thanks
Susan

Susan Petracco
[email protected]
NetBlazon
E-Business for Every Business

Customers and tax codes



Hi Susan,

Currently, there is no control in Miva Synchro to set the customers Miva =
Synchro creates to be either taxable or non. There may be a default =
setting in QB that let's you set what tax type a customer is when it's =
created.

This has been turned into Development already as a feature request.

Thanks.

Jimmy

Miva Corporation
A FindWhat Company
NASDAQ: FWHT

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-----Original Message-----
From: Susan Petracco [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, August 23, 2004 9:36 AM
To: Synchro Users
Subject: [scu] Customers and tax codes


Currently when I sync orders, the customers are marked as taxable, and =
the
sales tax line is set to Out of State. Instead, I want the customers to
default to non-taxable, and the sales tax line to be set to FL State =
Sales
Tax. Is this possible, either by a setting within Synchro or one within
Quickbooks?

Under Preferences > Sales Tax (Company), I did try setting the "most =
common"
to FL State Sales Tax, but this didn't seem to have any effect.

Thanks
Susan

Susan Petracco
[email protected]
NetBlazon
E-Business for Every Business=20

Customers and tax codes



Re:
> Under Preferences > Sales Tax (Company), I did try setting
> the "most common"
> to FL State Sales Tax, but this didn't seem to have any effect.

FYI a kind user on the group pointed out offlist that although I had deleted
the order, the customer still existed so this didn't take effect. I just
downloaded a new order from a new customer, and it did get set to FL State
Sales Tax instead of Out of State. Yea! Halfway there.

Just wanted to point that out for the sake of the archives; apparently QB
will default to the "most common" type of tax for all new customers. (But
they still come in as taxable by default.)

Thanks,
Susan

Susan Petracco
[email protected]
NetBlazon
E-Business for Every Business