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denveryawa
September 19, 2022
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Upload Receipts tax type

  • September 19, 2022
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I have been using QuickBooks for quite a time now. I have notice when uploading a receipt/taking snapshot. It would not automatically put in the tax type or the vat code. I have heard a lot of users that QuickBooks would be better if the upload receipt vat code would automatically calculate.

I think it's better this way where QuickBooks would not assume that it's always 20%. Even though we had to manually put it. If we don't then the word "for review" in upload receipt is just irrelevant.

 

What do you think about this feature?
(also, snapshot receipt is ideally made for mobile app)

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SarahannC
September 19, 2022

Welcome to QuickBooks Community, denver! We value your trust and sincerely appreciate you for using QuickBooks.

 

Yes, I agree with your idea. It would be great to let the system upload the receipts with the appropriate tax type. Also, it makes sense to be able to do this using different devices.

 

We can send your valuable feedback directly to our Product Development team and sharing your insights about this. I'll show you how:

 

  1. Sign in to your QuickBooks Online account.
  2. Go to the Gear icon.
  3. Select Feedback under Profile.
  4. Enter your suggestion. Then, click Next.

 

Alternatively, we can try looking for a third-party application to help us get this done. We can directly go to our website to find one. I'll show you how:

 

  1. Go to this link: QuickBooks Apps.
  2. You can select a specific category under the Categories section.
  3. Then, make sure to review the key benefits and FAQs.
  4. Once done, click the Get app now button.

 

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Visit again if you have other concerns about uploading receipts and other data into QuickBooks. Also, if you have other suggestions, let us know anytime. Take care and stay safe.

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