Hi, I'm entering my transaction online and I can't seem to find Quebec as aprovince for tax purposes

Hi rim-adib20

I'm not sure if self-employed is similar to the QBO configuration, but from our system it would be:

- go to Taxes

- click on Manage Sales Tax

- in the upper right click Add tax

- use the first option Start tracking in a new province and add Quebec

Hi rim-adib20-gmail,

I can shed some light on why you're not able to set up Quebec sales tax on your QuickBooks Self-Employed account. I know thing plays an important role in tax tracking, so I want to make sure you have the information you need to make the best decision for your books.

QuickBooks Self-Employed's tax tracking module is pretty simple. Typically, all it takes is going to the Taxes tab and choosing Sales Tax Setup. When it comes to Quebec sales tax, however, this version of QuickBooks currently doesn't support Quebec sales tax. This has to do with the requirements for tax remittances for the province, which is briefly touched on here: Sales Tax overview

Given that, I have two recommendations for you: submit feedback for our product development team and consider using QuickBooks Online. To submit feedback about the features and taxes available (or in this case unavailable) in QuickBooks Self-Employed, follow these steps.

1. Select the Assistant feature.
2. Type and enter "feedback" into the chat box.
3. Follow the prompts.

For my second suggestion of consider QuickBooks Online, that version of the program does support all provincial sales taxes. Here are a few articles about how that works.

• Common sales tax codes

• How to set up a new sales tax code

• Set up and use sales tax in QuickBooks Online

If you think you'd maybe like to switch to QuickBooks Online, here are a couple more links that can help you with making that decision.

• Switch from QuickBooks Self-Employed to QuickBooks Online

• QuickBooks Online

Don't hesitate if you have other questions for me. I'm here to help however I can.