Tax & Surcharge

Who this is for

Admins and finance-aware managers who maintain tax and surcharge rules used by the POS.

Before you start

• Confirm the correct brand.
• Confirm whether you are creating tax logic, service charge logic, or another surcharge.
• Verify the expected rate and shop rollout before saving.

Open this page

Open POS Settings -> Tax & Surcharge.

What this page controls

This page defines automatic or manual financial additions used on orders.

Use it to manage:

• tax entries
• surcharge entries
• calculation order
• auto-calculate behavior
• per-shop activation

These definitions are created at brand level and then enabled per shop.

Main sections

Shared fields

Field	What it controls	When to change it
Code and Name	Internal identity and receipt label	When you add or rename a rule
Priority	Order of calculation	When more than one rule can apply
Fixed Amount vs percentage	Whether the rule is flat or percentage-based	When the business rule requires one model or the other
Amount or percentage value	The actual charge value	When the business rate changes

Calculation modifiers

• Auto Calculate: applies the rule automatically when enabled
• Open Amount: prompts the user for a value instead of using one fixed amount

Shop settings

Use the shop settings area to enable the rule only for the shops that should apply it.

Steps

1. Open POS Settings -> Tax & Surcharge.
2. Create or open the target tax or surcharge rule.
3. Enter the Code and Name.
4. Set the calculation Priority.
5. Choose fixed amount or percentage.
6. Enter the value.
7. Turn Auto Calculate or Open Amount on only if required.
8. Enable the rule for the target shops.
9. Save the rule.

What changes after you save

Saving the rule updates the brand-level definition. The rule only affects the shops where it is enabled.

How to check your change

1. Reopen the rule and confirm the saved values.
2. Confirm the intended shops are enabled.
3. Verify the result in the target POS calculation flow or receipt output when practical.

If something goes wrong

• Confirm the issue is not caused by shop enablement.
• Check Priority if multiple rules are interacting unexpectedly.
• Review whether the rule should be automatic or manual before changing the rate itself.

When to ask owner/admin

• The change affects legal tax handling or customer-facing surcharges.
• You are unsure about calculation order between multiple rules.
• The change affects multiple shops and you cannot verify all of them safely.