When generating invoices, you may need to apply vat or other taxes. By creating taxes and applying them to the organization or/and customers, their invoices will be directly affected.
A tax can be deleted or edited even if it is linked to an organization or a customer.
However, it’s important to note that any change made to a tax object, including its removal, has an impact on all existing draft invoices or upcoming invoices associated with this tax.Available actions include:
Edit: allows you to modify the name, code and rate of the tax object; and
Delete: allows you to delete the tax object and remove it from the list (this action cannot be undone).
When generating invoices, you may need to apply taxes.
The tax rate applies to all fees (i.e. subscription fees and charges) and appears on the invoices.
When an invoice linked to a subscription is generated,
the taxation process follows a hierarchy that determines how taxes are applied to different fees:
Taxes defined at the organization level will impact all invoice fees (subscription & charges).
Taxes defined at the customer level will override the organization-level taxes and impact all invoice fees (subscription & charges).
Taxes defined at the plan level will override the customer-level taxes and impact all invoice fees (subscription & charges).
Taxes defined at the charge level will override the plan-level taxes but will impact only the fee associated with that particular charge.
When an invoice linked to a one-off is generated, the taxation process follows a hierarchy that determines how taxes are applied to different fees:
Taxes defined at the organization level will impact all invoice fees
Taxes defined at the customer level will override the organization-level taxes and impact all invoice fees
Taxes defined at the add-on level will override the customer-level taxes and impact only the fee associated with that particular add-on
While creating a one-off invoice, taxes defined at the fees level will override add-on-level taxes but will solely impact the fee associated with that particular add-on.