For those of you unaware, us Texans must charge tax on anything past the
first $25 of Internet access, data processing, and "information services".
As I understand it, this means connectivity (dialup), web page creation
(but not hosting), and consulting services, but nothing else (not hosting
/ email boxes / etc). So we would have to have a method of selecting
which individual services are 'taxable', and then Emerald would have to
determine at the time of creating invoices whether or not the total amount
for 'taxable' services is more than $25, and if so, charge tax on the
total minus $25. EESH. It really stinks.
I was just wondering what other ISP's are going to do until then. We're
not running Emerald yet. As of right now, we generate invoices by hand
using Quickbooks, and will just be adding an item by hand for the tax for
each invoice. Blech.
Thanks.
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| Eric Reeves eric@ghg.net |
| GHG Corporation tilex@alluvium.com |
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