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Manage Tax Groups and Exemptions

In Zoho POS, Tax Groups combine multiple tax rates like CGST + SGST for intra-state transactions. Users can create custom groups as needed. Tax exemptions and default tax preferences for intra-and inter-state transactions can also be managed easily in Zoho POS's settings.

Summary

The Zoho POS platform enables users to manage tax groups and exemptions. Tax groups combine multiple tax rates, such as CGST and SGST, for intra-state transactions. Users can create custom tax groups as needed. Tax exemptions and default tax preferences for intra-and inter-state transactions can also be managed easily in Zoho POS's settings. To create a tax group, users can go to Settings > Taxes and select the Tax Rates tab, then click + New Tax Group. To add a reason for tax exemption, users can go to Settings > Taxes and click the Tax Exemptions tab, then click + New Tax Exemption. Zoho POS also provides an overview of taxes and enables GST settings. Users can access Zoho POS and navigate through the platform to manage their tax settings. Zoho POS allows users to create custom tax groups, manage tax exemptions, and define default tax rates. Users can also access Zoho POS's settings to manage their tax preferences and exemptions. Zoho POS provides a user-friendly interface for managing tax settings, making it easy for users to navigate and manage their tax-related tasks.
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Creating Tax Groups

Two or more tax rates can be combined together to form a tax group. In India, intra-state transactions involve CGST + SGST. So a tax group is created by default in Zoho POS. For example, GST12 consists of 6% CGST + 6% SGST. Similarly, custom tax groups can be created based on your requirements.

To create a tax group

Go to Settings > Taxes and select the Tax Rates tab.

Click + New Tax Group.

Enter Tax Group Name.

Select the appropriate taxes and click Save.

Tax Exemptions

In India, tax exemptions are applicable for different products and for a specific set of customers. For example, fresh milk, vegetables, fruits, eggs, coffee, and spices are exempted from GST. Similarly, NGOs and other charitable trusts are exempted. In Zoho POS, you can add the reason for tax exemptions for an item or a customer.

To add reason for tax exemption

Go to Settings > Taxes.

Click the Tax Exemptions tab.

Click + New Tax Exemption.

Enter the Exemption Reason and Description.

Specify the Type and click Save.

Default Tax Preference

The default tax rates for inter- and intra-state transactions can be specified. The chosen tax rates will be applied to all the items and transactions in Zoho POS. You can choose to change a tax rate manually if required.

To define default tax rates

Go to Settings > Taxes.

Click the Default Tax Preference tab.

Select Intra State Tax Rate and Inter State Tax Rate from the drop-down list.

Click Save.

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