#overdue and unpaid taxes

[intelligentchristianlady]

And yet again the Republicans are proved wrong.

#IRS #IRS funding #tax revenue #overdue and unpaid taxes #the IRS finally has enough money to do its job #Biden's Inflation Reduction Act reaps benefits

[karagin22]

[dontmeantobepoliticalbut]

Philosopher and presidential Green Party candidate Cornel West currently owes more than half a million dollars between unpaid taxes and unpaid child support, according to tax records.

Records show West owes nearly $466,000 in federal income taxes from 2013 until 2017. This came after he accrued (and later repaid) a debt of nearly $725,000 from 1998-2005, and more than $34,000 in 2008, according to tax records in Mercer County, New Jersey – where he owns a home.

Additionally, West has an outstanding $49,500 child support judgement from 2003, records show.

The debts were first reported by The Daily Beast.

The tax debts have not been paid off as of 30 days ago – the last available data, according to Mercer County records. ABC News reached out to West and his campaign to see if West had plans to pay off the debt or set up a payment plan; they have not returned those requests for comment.

The outstanding child support payment is owed to Aytul Gurtas, his former partner and mother of one of his children. ABC News was unable to reach Gurtas for comment.

While it's not clear how long West didn't pay child support, New Jersey family lawyer Kathleen Stockton said that the amount of money appears substantial. The average U.S. child support obligation is about $5,800 per year, according to census data, making West's nearly $50,000 more than eight times that.

Stockton noted that it is possible West paid Gurtas and didn't register it with the court – though West has given no indication of that.

When the question of his debts was brought up on The Breakfast Club radio morning show last week, West told the radio show host "Charlamagne the God" that they were being used as a "distraction" from his presidential campaign, which has focused on ending poverty, mass incarceration and environmental degradation.

"Any time you shine a flashlight under somebody's clothes, you're gonna find all kind of mess, because that's what it is to be human," West said.

Earlier on the show, West mentioned he was "broke as the Ten Commandments financially, personally, collectively."

West's debts are personal, not related to the campaign, so they may not directly bear on the finances of his candidacy. Still, personal finance issues have been known to interfere with campaigns: Florida Sen. Marco Rubio's sometimes imprudent management of his own finances were scrutinized during his 2016 campaign for president, and then-Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker's personal debt seemed to undermine his message of fiscal hawkishness.

According to West's financial disclosure filed with the Federal Election Commission in August 2023, he currently makes at least $200,000 annually. That includes his professorship at the Union Theological Seminary, where his annual income falls upward of $100,000; his speaking engagements, where he makes at least another $100,000; and his retirement fund, which earns him somewhere between $5,000 and $15,000 annually. His spouse, a professor, makes at least $50,000 per year.

Kedric Payne, an ethics lawyer with the Campaign Legal Center, said in an email to ABC News that the U.S. Office of Government Ethics advises candidates to disclose debts the size of West's.

"The federal disclosure law requires candidates for president to report liabilities owed over $10,000. Child support is excluded, but OGE advises that overdue taxes are reportable. If West in fact owes taxes, voters have a right to know why this isn't disclosed," Payne wrote.

West's associate, author Christopher Phillips described West as "authentic" and someone who hasn't hesitated to spend his own money to help others.

Phillips, who said he has known West for eight years, said that when he first met West over the phone, the scholar volunteered to lecture and spend time with his students at the University of Pennsylvania, where Phillips was a writing fellow.

"He said he could come down on his own nickel, and he spent the entire day breaking philosophical bread with my students … just because he likes what I do," Phillips said.

The campaign did not respond to ABC News' multiple requests for comment.

#us politics #news #abc news #green party #Cornel West #third party #2023 #2024 elections #unpaid taxes #unpaid child support #Aytul Gurtas #Kathleen Stockton #The Breakfast Club #Charlamagne the God #Federal Election Commission #Kedric Payne #Campaign Legal Center #U.S. Office of Government Ethics #financial disclosure #Christopher Phillips

[zahroreadsthings]

Tax collecting was not something that Erak enjoyed. He was a raider and a sea wolf, a pirate and a fighter. As such, his inclination was to be more on the side of the tax evaders than the Oberjarl and his eager-fingered hilfmann. Unfortunately, on those previous occasions when Erak had been sent out to collect overdue or unpaid taxes, he had been too successful for his own good. Now, whenever there was the slightest doubt about the amount of tax owing from a village or a shire, Borsa automatically thought of Erak as the solution to the problem.

Something unspeakably funny about this paragraph. Narrative ditching the kids to follow grandpa complaining about taxes

#rangers apprentice #john flanagan

[vncglobal]

How Forecasts lead Your Business to Success

There is difference in forecasting and prediction. Forecasting is a calculative method to predict how the future growth will take place by incorporating and casting forward data related to the past in a pre-determined and a systematic manner. Whereas, prediction is an estimated subjective consideration.

Analysis of Sales and Expenditure

VNC Edge developed by VNC – one of the leading Business Process solution experts in Australia, facilitates this by generating sales, cost of goods sold, and expense account forecasts on the fly.

Automatically analyze all historical transactions across all account lines to understand customer behavior, trends, seasonality, COVID anomalies, cash impact, and more.

Analysis of Payments

VNC Edge analyzes each customer to create live predictions of future payments, so you know the impact on your business.

All unpaid or overdue invoices/invoices are automatically pulled into VNC Edge from Xero or QBO on a daily basis. These are easily manageable for short-term cash management.

Short-Term Cash Flow Due Invoices and Bills

If you can see the financial impact of changing the due date of an unpaid invoice or an invoice, you can help your customers gain control, change contracts, and resolve their issues.

Accuracy in Sales Tax Prediction

Each forecast provides the most accurate sales tax calculation possible. In addition to that, we have live predictions of upcoming payments or refunds. Get the proper analysis as well as accurate business reports with VNC Edge developed by one of the excellent Reporting and Analysis implementation experts in Australia – VaderanCo (VNC).

#Business Process solution experts in Australia #Reporting and Analysis implementation experts in Australia

[communityrealestate]

[xtruss]

For New Yorkers, ‘There Are No Consequences For Not Paying Your Property Taxes’ As Delinquencies Spike To $880 Million

— By Martin Z. Braun and Bloomberg | March 28, 2024

New Yorkers Aren't Quite Paying Their Property Taxes. Getty Images

More New Yorkers have stopped paying their property taxes — a troubling trend since the onset of the pandemic that city officials attribute to the end of a tax-lien sales program that punishes delinquency.

Overdue property taxes are forecast to reach its highest level ever, jumping by over 30% to more than $880 million at the end of the fiscal year in June from three years ago, according to an offering document for a city general obligation bond sale Tuesday. That means New York could be bringing in less tax revenue, since close to half of it comes from property tax collections.

“It’s not just the absolute dollar amount that I think should worry us all,” said Preston Niblack, the city’s Finance Commissioner at a March 4 City Council finance committee hearing.

It’s people realizing that “there are no consequences for not paying your property taxes,” he said. “That just can’t be allowed to continue.”

To be sure, the rise in unpaid property taxes comes as New York’s office market continues to struggle. The overall vacancy rate for Manhattan office space stood at 22.5% in November, the highest on record, according to the city’s January financial plan.

Rent-regulated apartments are also facing stress after a 2019 law sharply reduced landlords’ ability to raise rents.

Since a tax-lien sale program on unpaid property taxes expired in March 2022 and wasn’t reauthorized by City Council, officials say delinquent owners have no incentive to pay their debts. Under that plan, the city was authorized to sell liens on single-family homes and condos after three years of nonpayment, liens on other property types could be sold after one year.

The city would package its most marketable liens into securities for sale at a discount to a third-party trust, which borrows money from investors to pay the city upfront. The trust assumes responsibility for collecting the debt through servicers and add fees and interest payments. After investors are paid back, the city is entitled to collect additional revenue from interest payments and fees.

Community activists and some elected officials criticized the program for unduly targeting low-income property owners. The “additional fees can quickly turn a relatively small tax lien into an overwhelming financial burden, eventually pushing homeowners into foreclosure,” New York Attorney General Letitia James said in December 2020, referring to a mandatory 5% surcharge, legal fees and a 9% or 18% interest rate that compounds daily.

Equitable Solution

The city’s Department of Finance said it is working on legislation that would reauthorize tax-lien sales that would ensure homeowners don’t face foreclosure or eviction.

“We look forward to working with the [City] Council on this important issue and look forward to a new, more equitable form of property tax enforcement.” said Ryan Lavis, a Department of Finance spokesman.

The City Council said in a statement it is working with the “Administration, advocates, impacted communities, and all stakeholders to advance policies that address outstanding charges while supporting the economic health of homeowners, our communities, and the City.”

Former Mayor Rudolph Giuliani created tax-lien sales in 1996, in an effort to raise revenue and close budget gaps. Between fiscal years 2018 and 2022 the city collected $260 million from such sales, according to the city’s bond offering document — a fraction of revenue generated by overall property taxes.

New York expects to collect $32.7 billion in property taxes in the current fiscal year, providing about 45% of city tax revenue and almost 30% of overall funds for the current $114 billion budget.

City Council Member Gale Brewer, who represents the Upper West Side of Manhattan, said three buildings in her district each owe $1 million. As of March 8, single-family and condo owners made up a third of delinquencies while rentals comprised 28.5% and commercial property 38.2%, according to the Department of Finance.

The biggest scofflaws: A 16-unit Cobble Hill, Brooklyn, rental building owes $52.2 million and a 49-unit apartment building in the Bronx owes $24.7 million, according to a list compiled by the city’s Department of Finance for Bloomberg News.

Hyacinth Blanchard, listed by the city’s Department of Housing and Preservation as the head officer of the Cobble Hill property, didn’t return a voice mail requesting comment. No one answered the phone at Romad Realty, the listed owner of the apartment building in the Bronx.

“We have to do something,” Brewer said. “People should pay their taxes.”

#New York City #New Yorkers #Property Taxes | Delinquencies | Spiked #Equitable Solution #Finance | Taxes

[codilisandassociates]

Stages of Foreclosure - From Default to Eviction

Foreclosure is a complex and often distressing process for homeowners facing financial challenges. Understanding the stages involved can help individuals make informed decisions to mitigate the impact on their home ownership and their financial situation.

The journey into foreclosure typically begins with a missed mortgage payment. Lenders initiate contact, frequently aiming to work with borrowers even after the first missed payment. After three months of non-payment a demand letter is sent, outlining the amount overdue and providing a 30-day window to rectify the situation.

Four months into missed payments (assuming no other arrangements have been made), a notice of default (NOD) is issued, marking the start of the formal foreclosure process. Borrowers have an additional 30 days to settle before further action is taken. Federal law generally prevents foreclosure until a borrower is more than 120 days overdue.

The foreclosure process diverges based on state laws. Some follow nonjudicial foreclosures, while others opt for judicial foreclosures, requiring court approval. After filing necessary paperwork, a notice of trustee’s sale is recorded, indicating the auction details, including time, location, and minimum bid.

The property enters public auction, with the highest bidder securing ownership. The opening bid is based on the outstanding loan, unpaid taxes, and sale costs. Upon completion, the winning bidder receives a trustee’s deed, claiming immediate possession. If the property remains unsold during the auction, the lender takes ownership and attempts to sell it as real estate owned (REO) property.

Once the auction concludes, occupants, whether former owners or tenants, receive an eviction notice. This mandates an immediate evacuation, which is typically handled by local law enforcement.

#codilis

[arpov-blog-blog]

The IRS plans to go after 125,000 high-income earners who did not file tax returns going back to 2017 — and the agency says hundreds of millions of dollars of unpaid taxes are involved in these cases.

Beginning this week, the IRS will start sending out noncompliance letters to more than 25,000 people who earn more than $1 million per year and 100,000 people with incomes between $400,000 and $1 million who failed to pay their taxes between 2017 and 2021.

The campaign announced Thursday is part of the agency’s ongoing effort to pursue high wealth tax cheats — mandated in part by funding provided through Democrats’ Inflation Reduction Act passed into law in 2022 and a directive from Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen to IRS leadership not to increase audit rates on people making less than $400,000 a year annually.

“When people don’t file a tax return they’re required to, it’s not fair to those hardworking taxpayers who responsibly do their civic duty under the laws of our nation,” IRS Commissioner Daniel Werfel told reporters Thursday morning.

“And when people don’t file their taxes, they need to know there’s a consequence.”

The IRS in recent months has announced a slew of new campaigns aimed at targeting high-wealth individuals who misuse the tax system or fail to pay their obligations.

For instance, last week IRS leadership said the agency will start up dozens of audits on businesses’ private jets and how they are used personally by executives and written off as a tax deduction. And earlier this year, the agency announced it had collected roughly half a billion dollars in overdue taxes from delinquent millionaires.

Werfel said the agency’s non-filer programs have only run sporadically since 2016 due to lack of funding and staffing. But since the federal tax collector received resources from the IRA, “the IRS now has the capacity to do this core tax administration work,” he said.

“This isn’t a small group of people we’re talking about.”

[pscottm]

“The IRS is poised to take in hundreds of billions of dollars more in overdue and unpaid taxes than previously anticipated, according to new analysis released Tuesday by the Treasury Department and the IRS,” the AP reports.

“Tax revenues are expected to rise by as much as $561 billion from 2024 to 2034, thanks to stepped-up enforcement made possible with money from the Democrats’ Inflation Reduction Act, which became law in August 2022.”

[ebizfilingindia-blog]

All you need to know about LLC Reinstatement

Introduction

An LLC that has been revoked or administratively dissolved must be granted active status in order to be reinstated. Incorporating an LLC (Limited Liability Company) is recommended if the company has a large client base or important intellectual property. A state can administratively dissolve or revoke a company’s license if it has a long record of poor standing. The complete information in this article will help you learn more about LLC reinstatement.

What is an LLC?

A limited liability company (LLC) is a business structure that combines the liability protection of a corporation with the tax flexibility of a partnership. LLCs have become increasingly popular in recent years due to their ease of formation and flexibility in management.

What is LLC Reinstatement?

The term “reinstatement” refers to restoring an LLC or company to good standing with the state in which it was formed or registered to do business. A business entity may be administratively dissolved or suspended by the state if it is behind on franchise taxes and annual reports. The only option to restore that company to good standing is reinstatement, often referred to as revival or reactivation. LLC re-establishment requires effective business compliance issues as well as submission of required documents and fees to the state.

Points to be taken care of for re-incorporation of LLC

Following are the points to be taken care of for re-establishment of LLC-:

Determine any unpaid or past due fees owed to the state.

Gather and complete all the paperwork required for reinstatement.

Before submitting the restoration forms, check them for any errors.

Fill out the LLC Reinstatement Forms and submit them to the relevant state agencies.

Include any filing fees that may apply.

You can fix the benefits of corporate status by re-incorporating your business, including the limited liability protection that comes with it.

How to Reincorporate an LLC or Corporation?

Following are the steps to reconstitute an LLC or corporation

1. Search for businesses by name

Identifying the penalties and annual reports that must be filed is the first step in the LLC reinstatement process. Search for the business name on the Secretary of State’s website to find out the status of the business.

2. Pay charges, fines and submit annual reports

The business owner must pay any state fees or fines accrued before reinstatement. This often includes filing any overdue annual reports to bring the company up to date.

3. Documentation for Revival

Business owners may be required to submit an application for a Certificate of Revival or similar document after paying all prescribed fees and penalties. However, the form is not available in many states. You must contact the state agency in all areas responsible for business establishments and provide documentation that all dues have been paid and all required annual reports have been filed.

4. Pay reinstatement fee

To reinstate a business unit, a reinstatement fee must be paid.

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Conclusion

If you are reestablishing your business entity, you may occasionally need to obtain a new EIN (Employee Identification Number) from the Internal Revenue Service and establish a new credit record if another entity has taken the original LLC name. Any contracts you have with vendors, banks or consumers will need to be re-drafted and signed with the new company name and relevant information.

#company registration

[visbankingnews]

NYC Sues FDIC for Overdue Signature Bank Taxes

New York City is suing the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) over $44 million in overdue taxes Signature Bank taxes. According to Bloomberg, the suit was filed in a Manhattan federal court on Monday. The suit targets the FDIC in its role as the failed bank’s designated receiver. The overdue Signature Bank taxes The lawsuit is the second attempt by the city to collect unpaid municipal taxes from the FDIC. Earlier this month, the city took action to collect more than $2 million in taxes owed by Silicon Valley Bank. The agency’s refusal to pay those back taxes prompted the first legal action. The latest attempt to collect unpaid taxes from failed banks comes on the heels of an audit by New York City finance personnel. That audit reportedly discovered a range of tax “discrepancies” between 2015 and 2021. Those discrepancies involved alleged irregularities ranging from adjustments to capital income and reported investments to failures to report various income allocations. According to the city, it was forced to take legal action when the failed bank’s receiver refused to address the back tax issue. Ongoing controversies at the FDIC Meanwhile, the FDIC continues to be the subject of intense scrutiny regarding its alleged toxic workplace culture. Months ago, the agency created a special committee to investigate allegations of harassment, discrimination, and other inappropriate conduct. Capitol Hill lawmakers have taken a special interest in the alleged improprieties as well. In November 2023, the agency’s head was grilled in Senate Banking Committee hearings by senators who expressed outrage over the allegations. FDIC Chairman Martin Gruenberg attempted to deflect criticism by suggesting that his agency had addressed previous inspector general criticisms of the FDIC’s workplace culture. However, he also acknowledged that those efforts had likely failed to change that culture.  The latest suit for overdue Signature Bank taxes is yet another problem for the embattled agency to deal with. It’s also another reminder that the full effects of the 2023 banking crisis have yet to be realized. Related Articles: - Ever wondered why I'd put my millions into brick-and-mortar property, rather than a 401(k)? - Regulators Vow to Cover Uninsured Deposits at Failed Banks - NYC Announces New Measures to Combat Banking Discrimination - LA-Based Bank to Pay Largest Redlining Settlement Ever - Climate Activists Agitate to End Non-Renewable Energy Funding Read the full article

[sadanseo]

What You Need To Know About IRS Penalty Abatement Types

You can't escape paying taxes, but there are some debts for which the IRS is surprisingly lenient. You may be eligible for a one-time IRS penalty abatement if you have any outstanding fees due to late tax filing or payment. You can request the IRS to waive the penalty fee if you cannot pay your taxes despite your best efforts. Although denial of some abatement requests is inevitable, the odds of success improve if you can prove a valid reason for your overdue payment and have a particular kind of late penalty. This article will cover all aspects of IRS penalty abatement.

Types of Penalties Eligible for Abatement

There are specific conditions under which the IRS will waive particular late fees. You may be qualified for what the IRS refers to as a "First Time Abate" if you have accumulated a fee for one of the three reasons listed below. Keep in mind that this does not apply to all fines. Taxpayer eligibility is conditional on the taxpayer's payment or nonpayment history and the reason for failure.

• Failure to File

Not submitting your tax return by the specified deadline will result in a fee known as the Failure to File penalty. The fee can be as high as 25% of your outstanding tax bill or 5% of your unpaid monthly taxes for five months. There will be interest charges on top of the fee.

You can avoid asking for a reduction of this fee if you provide documentation demonstrating a valid reason for your late filing. What constitutes reasonable cause is situational and may include:

Disasters such as fires, floods, or civil unrest

Problems obtaining records

The taxpayer's or their immediate family's death or severe illness

Postponement of electronic submission or payment

• Failure to Pay

You will be subject to the Failure to Pay penalty if either you failed to pay your taxes by the due date or you paid them on time but failed to disclose all of your taxable income. At first, the penalty is 0.5% per month of the outstanding balance (up to 25% of your total tax bill), but it rises to 1% per month on the 10th day following the date of notice from the IRS.

Unpaid balances are subject to interest charges by the IRS as well. An approved payment plan can help you reduce the Failure to Pay fee. You can also get this fee waived if you can show that there was a valid reason for your payment being late, just like the Failure to File fee.

• Failure to Deposit

A Failure to Deposit penalty applies to employers who do not pay their share of employment taxes, which includes income tax and Social Security. Employers are subject to this fee if their employment tax deposits are either late, incorrect, or unpaid.

Depending on the severity of the delay, the late fee can be anywhere from two percent to fifteen percent of the unpaid deposit plus interest. A fee dismissal without an abatement request may be possible if you show a valid reason for the failure.

Conclusion

When dealing with back taxes, an IRS penalty abatement might help. Unintentional infractions due to financial constraints or incorrect advice are the root cause of penalties for many taxpayers. Applying a penalty abatement on the highest penalty may be prudent when your liability extends over several years. To obtain the IRS penalty abatement you require, it is advisable to retain the services of a knowledgeable free consultation tax attorney in California CA USA.

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[accountantsau]

Deadline Dilemma: How to File Late Tax Return Lodgement in Sydney After the Due Date

If your income is below that threshold, you can still be obliged to file a late tax return lodgement in Sydney. They can assist you in determining this, so if you haven't filed yet, there's still time. However, you might not have gotten around to it for a variety of reasons, such as being too busy, travelling, or deciding it was simply too complex. For peace of mind, keep up with your taxes if you haven't filed in a few years or if you have one that is overdue or unfiled for any reason.

Do Late Tax Return Filers Face Penalties?

Your overdue tax returns in Sydney will most likely be assessed without incurring penalties if they are all refunds. In most cases, the ATO will request an explanation for any late payments if you owe them money. They tack on interest on amounts owed. However, the interest is frequently forgiven if you can provide a good explanation.

They have a great deal of expertise in bargaining on behalf of taxpayers who file their taxes late, and we've been successful in getting nearly all fines dropped. If you get one of these warnings, you should take fast action and, if possible, choose an agent right away to prevent complications and perhaps increase the cost of your case.

Is There A Penalty For Filing Taxes Beyond The Deadline?

The ATO may impose one or more surprise assessments if penalties have not convinced you to file a return, particularly if there are several years of unpaid taxes. This is essentially an approximation of your income based on information from the ATO.

Since these are projections, they're rarely accurate and frequently indicate a larger tax obligation than you owe because deductions aren't taken into consideration.

A default assessment can be appealed, but you'll need to provide proof of your true tax liability. It is insufficient to merely claim that the ATO's data are inaccurate.

Explore the Advantages of Changing Law Procedures

Australian taxation is complicated and changing, frequently changing laws and procedures. The team comprises highly skilled specialists who customise their services to meet the unique demands of each customer, offering the best possible tax advice and conclusion while adhering to Australian tax laws.

They are also very proficient at generating practical tax outcomes. The staff can truly understand your needs by collaborating directly with you, keeping you informed about any changes to the tax code, and helping you to maximise your tax advantages.

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[melbournepropertyconveyancing]

Simplify Your Real Estate Transactions with Expert Conveyancing Services in Melbourne

A conveyancer is an expert in real estate, provides conveyancing services in Melbourne and manages the legal ramifications of purchasing or disposing of real estate with assistance of licensed conveyancers. Conveyancers verify the contract's terms to prevent the other party from breaking it without suffering financial repercussions. A conveyancer supports a person at every step of the process, from seeking guidance on the pre-contractual statement to the settlement procedure, and can help with a variety of tasks, such as looking for any overdue taxes or bills to the local council.

Professional conveyancers are specialists in property transfers and expertly manage all the concerns like stamp duty and home deed transfer, so they're not just for buying and selling. Additionally, although most people think of conveyancing as an incredibly costly process, licenced conveyancers actually provide set prices for their services, making conveyancing affordable. Professional conveyancers are able to assist with all of these tasks and make legal language understandable for their customers, whether they are buying, selling, or performing real estate transactions. Some people believe that property rules are simple and that they can save money on conveyancing, but without the right legal advice, a small cost savings might have bigger long-term effects.

Let's Examine Conveyancers' Purchasing Property Services in More Detail

Purchasing Property: Conveyors may assist in the pre-contractual phase by going over the sale agreement and provide legal counsel to make sure the buyer is aware of all of their rights and responsibilities. Professionals may also aid with pre-purchase inspections after that, which can help with contract negotiations to make sure terms and conditions are advantageous to the buyer. After the contract is completed, conveyancers will make sure that all legal requirements are fulfilled, including stamp duty payment, vested government interest checks on the property, unpaid local council payments, and adjustment work. Conveyors will be present for settlement, when the seller receives the money and, in the event of a mortgage, they will also communicate with the lender. The settlement process is long and requires significant handholding by professional conveyancers to ensure that the deal goes through smoothly.

Make a direct call to the top conveyancers to discuss your needs and obtain further information before moving forward with the real estate deal.

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[myposbook]

Purchase Management in MyPosBook-ERP Software & ERP Solutions

Purchase Management in MyPosBook - All-in-One-ERP Software & ERP Solutions for Business

Purchase Payments Purchase Order Adding Bonus or Free Items given by supplier Purchase custom fields 1. Adding Purchase Adding Purchase Go to – Purchases -> Add Purchases Type Supplier Name or Business name in the Supplier field. If the supplier doesn’t exist you must add them from Contacts -> Suppliers -> Add Enter Purchase reference number, Purchase date & Order Status. Select Business Location: Select a location where you want to add the purchase. You can add a new Location from Settings -> Business Locations. Type product name or scan the product barcode number. It will show related matched products, select a product to add it to the purchase list. On adding a new product you can enter purchase quantity, purchase price, and tax information. To add a discount: Select the discount type (fixed or percentage) and enter the amount. ultimatePOS will auto-calculate the amount after discount. Enter purchase tax, Shipping Details, Additional Shipping charges, Payment status, & Additional notes. You can view the list of purchases from Purchases -> List Purchases. You can Print Labels for your purchase by Clicking “Print Labels” in List Purchases screen. No matching product found This error will be displayed in 3 conditions: Reason 1: There are no products matching the name or SKU which you have entered. Check it once in the list products. Reason 2: Check the business location selected in add purchase have that product. So if the business location is Location-1, then in add/edit product the product must be assigned to that location. Reason 3: Make sure the product has Stock-Management ENABLED in Add/edit product. If stock management is not enabled in products then it won’t show in the add/edit purchase. 2. Purchase Payments Purchase payment meaning paying to the supplier for the Purchases. Payments Statuses Paid: The PO is 100% paid. Due: The PO is 100% not paid. Partial: Partial amount of the PO has been paid. Overdue: PO is 100% not paid & past the due date. Partial Overdue: Partial amount of the PO has been unpaid & past the due date.

MyPosBook – All-in-one ERP Software System & Solution for Business, Best advanced stock inventory management, warehouse management, point of sale, invoicing & accounting application comes with lots of features out-of-box. You get most of the feature needed by small & medium sized businesses to simplify the time-consuming task of accounting & inventory management and instead focus on what really matters – Your Business. Adding Payments Adding payment when adding purchase: In the add purchase screen, you can add the payment for the purchase. Adding payment from the List Purchase screen In list purchase click the actions for any PO and it will display the list of actions for it. This option is not displayed if there is no payment due.

MyPosBook – All-in-one ERP Software System & Solution for Business, Best advanced stock inventory management, warehouse management, point of sale, invoicing & accounting application comes with lots of features out-of-box. You get most of the feature needed by small & medium sized businesses to simplify the time-consuming task of accounting & inventory management and instead focus on what really matters – Your Business. Adding payments from Contact Go to contact -> Suppliers. Click on actions for the supplier and it will show “Pay Due amount”, click on it and pay the amount. “Pay Due amount” this option is not displayed if there is no payment due.

MyPosBook – All-in-one ERP Software System & Solution for Business, Best advanced stock inventory management, warehouse management, point of sale, invoicing & accounting application comes with lots of features out-of-box. You get most of the feature needed by small & medium sized businesses to simplify the time-consuming task of accounting & inventory management and instead focus on what really matters – Your Business. 3. Purchase Order What is a Purchase Order? A purchase order is a document given by the buyer (usually you) to the supplier to request a purchase of goods. A purchase order contains the buyer invoicing details, delivery details, products, quantities, pricing, tax, discounts, payment terms, payment details, shipping charges if any, and other notes. The supplier will issue a sales order against the purchase order you have provided. A purchase order has multiple statuses: Ordered, Partial, Completed Enabling Purchase Order To enable purchase Order, follow the below steps: Go to Settings -> Business Settings Purchase tab -> Enable Purchase Order Save it. Using Purchase Order in MyPosBook Creating purchase order After Enabling Purchase order, inside Purchase you’ll find the Purchase -Order menu. Go to add Purchase order, fill in all the details and save it. Stocks are not added on issuing Purchase orders. Once a Purchase order is created you can print it and send it to the supplier. Converting purchase Order to Purchase On receiving Purchase orders the supplier issues a sales or invoice. Go to Purchase -> Add Purchase, select the supplier. On Selecting it will populate the list of all Purchase orders related to the supplier on the “Purchase Order” dropdown. Select the Purchase Order and it will auto load the products for that order with the product’s price, tax, discounts applied automatically as the sales order. You can increase or decrease the quantity. Save it and the status of the Purchase order will change automatically.

MyPosBook – All-in-one ERP Software System & Solution for Business, Best advanced stock inventory management, warehouse management, point of sale, invoicing & accounting application comes with lots of features out-of-box. You get most of the feature needed by small & medium sized businesses to simplify the time-consuming task of accounting & inventory management and instead focus on what really matters – Your Business. 4. Adding Bonus or Free Items given by supplier Adding Bonus Items or Free items given by Suppliers 2 ways you can do this: Solution 1: When adding purchases simply make purchase price 0 for the free items. Solution 2: Find the average price of the item and use that for unit price. for example, if you purchase 10 quantity for a price of $2 each, 10X2 = $20 and get 2 quantity free, then the average cost of each will become 20/12 = $1.66 5. Purchase custom fields You can add some custom fields in add/edit purchase & view purchase. To enable custom fields: Go to settings -> Business settings -> Label for purchase custom fields: Provide a label for the fields you need, fields will automatically get enabled once the label is added. Check “Is required” checkbox to make the field as required in add/edit purchase. Read the full article

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