Introduction
Schools are subject to paying tax on financial transactions. It depends on the country's tax codes as per tax regulations.
The government uses tax codes to determine how much tax you must pay. Zunia uses these tax codes to tax every transaction recorded in a general ledger.
When the Zunia onboarding team creates a financial entity; this populates a default tax table.
This guide shows you how to set up the tax codes to apply to school fees.
Set up tax in a general ledger
To set up tax, go to your finance entity and select Finance settings > General ledger settings, then select Tax.
- To add tax, select Add.
- In Add tax, enter the details:
| Field | Description |
| Code | This is 5-digits long. |
| Description | Details about the tax you’re about to add. |
| Percentage | Select the percentage of tax. |
| Tax reporting | Select what sort of tax it is. This determines whether the tax amount is an income or an expense. |
| Sort order | This is the order in which your tax record displays on the tax table. |
- When done, select Save.
You’ve now added a new tax.
A tax amount is automatically calculated and populated. You can't edit this tax amount.
This creates a tax control transaction and links to the source transaction. Each general ledger transaction can only have one linked tax transaction.
You can use the 3 dots
icon to edit, delete, or set a tax as inactive. Note: You can use only an active tax code. If you have an inactive tax code, go to Actions > Set as Active to activate the tax record again.
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