Settings Tax

Control VAT registration, inclusive pricing behavior, and the default tax rate.

Settings → Tax is where you set the organization-wide tax defaults Corinthian should apply when creating invoices.

Tax settings showing VAT registration, inclusive pricing, and default tax rate. Settings invoicing page showing the invoice defaults that tax configuration feeds into. Invoice builder showing the draft view where default tax posture becomes visible on real invoices.

What You Can Configure

SettingPurpose
VAT registeredMarks whether the organization is VAT registered.
Tax-inclusive pricingControls whether line-item prices are treated as tax-inclusive by default.
Default tax rate percentSets the default tax percentage for new invoice work.

Update Tax Defaults

  1. Open Settings → Tax.
  2. Set VAT registration state.
  3. Choose whether pricing should be tax-inclusive.
  4. Enter the default tax rate percentage.
  5. Save.

Changing tax settings does not retroactively update existing invoices. Review new invoice drafts after changing tax posture.

Current Limitations

The current Tax settings form does not document:

  • multiple tax identifiers
  • multiple named tax rates
  • per-client tax-rate overrides
  • tax-exempt client flags
  • exemption certificate tracking

If a draft needs a special tax treatment, review and adjust the invoice before sending.

Troubleshooting

Tax does not look right on a draft

Check whether the draft was created before the settings update and whether invoice-level edits changed the defaults.

Inclusive pricing math looks different than expected

In inclusive mode, the displayed line-item price already includes tax. The tax line shows the extracted amount rather than an additional charge.

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