How to Add or Remove Tax from Bill

Introduction

Enhance your billing flexibility through the intuitive features of the POS app, mastering the art of effortlessly managing taxes. This comprehensive guide will walk you through simple steps, empowering you to seamlessly add or remove taxes, and ensuring precision and adaptability in your transaction processes. Dive into the user-friendly interface of your POS app, granting you complete control over customizing your tax preferences.

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Removing and Adding Tax to Bill

Removing and Adding Tax to Bill

Note: It is essential to ensure precise management of product taxes, taking into account the variations in products and order types specific to your city, state, and restaurant type.

Step 1: Accessing Tax Options: Begin by navigating to the upper-right corner of the interface labeled "Bill Options." Tap on the designated "Remove Tax" icon to initiate the tax removal process.



Step 2: A confirmation prompt will appear, seeking your confirmation to proceed. Tap "Yes" to continue with the tax removal or select "No" to cancel the request, ensuring accuracy in your actions.



Step 3: Successful Removal: Once confirmed, observe the bill interface to verify that the tax has been successfully removed, reflecting the updated details without the tax inclusion.



Step 4: Reinstating Tax: Should you need to add the tax back, simply tap on the previously used "Remove Tax" icon. This action will prompt the system to reinstate the tax on the bill.



Mastering these steps provides you with the ability to swiftly manage tax adjustments according to varying scenarios or exemptions, guaranteeing meticulousness and adaptability in your billing processes.

The user-friendly nature of your POS app empowers you to navigate these features effortlessly, offering you full autonomy in tailoring tax details according to your preferences. Should you encounter any challenges or require further guidance during this process, our support team is readily available to assist you.


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Updated on: 03/20/2024