contains taxable Materials: How do I make QB allocate the full amount of Sales Tax from a partially paid invoice that contains taxable Materials and non-taxable labor?
You can either show the sales tax as due when you create the invoice or as it is paid, but not all due when it is partially paid. Change the sales tax reporting preference in ….preferences, from the Edit menu.
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