🗑️ How to Delete a Tax

If you no longer need a certain tax—maybe your rates have changed, or a tax is no longer required—you can easily remove it from your POS system. Deleting a tax helps keep your setup tidy and ensures you’re only charging what’s needed. No technical or accounting skills required!

📍 Step-by-Step Guide

Option 1: Delete a Tax from the list:

1. Open the Menu: Click the ☰ sidebar hamburger menu to open navigation.
2. Go to Store Settings: Select Store Settings from the menu.
3. Go to Taxes: Under Store Settings, Select Taxes from the list to proceed to the tax management page.
4. Find Taxes: Find Taxes to see your current list of tax rates.
5. Delete Tax: Click the Delete or Remove button.
6. Confirm Deletion: You’ll be asked to confirm. Click Yes or Confirm to permanently remove the tax from your system.

Option 2: Delete a Tax from the Item:

1. Open the Menu: Click the ☰ sidebar hamburger menu to open navigation.
2. Go to Store Settings: Select Store Settings from the menu.
3. Go to Taxes: Under Store Settings, Select Taxes from the list to proceed to the tax management page.
4. Find the Item: Navigate to the item that has the tax you want to remove.
5. Edit Item: Click Edit to open its details.
6. Remove Tax: Click the Remove or Delete button (usually at the top or bottom of the page).
7. Confirm Removal: You’ll be asked to confirm. Click Yes or Confirm to remove the tax from that item.

⚠️ What Happens When You Delete a Tax?

• The tax will be removed from your list and will no longer be applied to new sales.
• Any past sales or reports will still show the tax as it was at the time of sale.
• You can always add a new tax later if your needs or laws change.

💡 Tips

• Double-check before deleting—deleted taxes cannot be restored.
• Only delete taxes you’re sure you no longer need.
• If you’re unsure, you can always edit the tax instead of deleting it.
• Keep your list tidy by removing outdated or unused taxes.

🏆 Best Practices

• Review your taxes regularly and remove any that are outdated or unused.
• Use clear names so staff can easily find and manage taxes.
• Communicate changes to your team so everyone knows the current tax setup.

For more help, see the documentation or contact support.