The Tax Tables in RemoteDesk supports the required tax fields, which is a portion of the total capacity of ACCPAC for Windows tax table options. The following describes how taxes in RemoteDesk and ACCPAC for Windows are setup to be compatible.
1. In ACCPAC for Windows you define Tax Authorities which are represented as Jurisdictions in RemoteDesk.
You can have up to 5 Jurisdictions in RemoteDesk.
In ACCPAC Windows create a Tax Group consisting of these taxing authorities. This new tax group is the one that is used for all orders posted from RemoteDesk.
2. In the ACCPAC Windows you define Tax Classes for each Tax Authority. There are classes created for both customers and items. Classes are numbered from 1 to 10 for each Authority. To be compatible with RemoteDesk the customer and item tax classes must be the same. The same tax class number should be used for each of the Tax Statuses in RemoteDesk.
3. Once the Tax Authorities and the Tax Classes are defined, the tax rates are then entered into ACCPAC. The following screen shows the rates for 1 authority once they are setup.
4. The same Tax Table in RemoteDesk would appear as follows:
