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Tax Settings

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Overview

The Tax Settings page allows platform admin’s to configure tax details that will be applied to transactions, subscriptions, and invoices generated within the platform. It provides a centralized way to define how taxes are calculated, displayed, and included in billing. This ensures that your platform remains compliant with regional tax requirements.
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What You Can Do

The Tax Settings page enables you to:
  • Define the type of tax applicable to your business
  • Add your tax registration details
  • Configure the tax percentage to be applied
  • Control how tax information is displayed to users
  • Verify tax registration (where supported)

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Tax Type Configuration

You can select the appropriate tax type based on your region. Different countries use different tax systems such as GST, VAT, or Sales Tax. The platform allows you to configure the correct tax type to match your local compliance requirements. This ensures that all billing and invoices follow the correct tax structure.

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Tax Registration Details

If your business is registered for tax, you can add your tax registration number. This number will be associated with your platform and used in billing and invoice generation. For supported regions, tax registration numbers (such as GST) can also be verified directly within the platform.

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Tax Percentage

You can define the tax percentage that should be applied to transactions. This percentage is automatically calculated and added to user billing wherever applicable. This allows consistent and accurate tax calculation across all payments.

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Tax Display and Usage

The platform allows you to control how tax information is presented to users. The configured tax name and details are reflected in invoices, receipts, and billing summaries. This ensures transparency and clarity for end users regarding tax charges.

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Invoice Integration

Once configured, tax details are automatically included in generated invoices. This includes the tax type, registration number, and calculated tax amount. This helps ensure that all invoices are compliant and properly structured for financial and legal purposes.
Last modified on April 24, 2026