ChefOrdering allows suppliers to configure sales tax settings for their business. Tax is automatically calculated and applied to all orders based on the supplier's configured tax rate.
Note: Tax configuration is managed at the supplier level. Each supplier can set their own tax rate and enable/disable tax calculation independently.
In the "Sales Tax Configuration" section, you'll find:
Important: Changing your tax rate only affects new orders. Existing orders will retain the tax rate that was in effect when they were created.
Tax is automatically calculated based on the order subtotal:
Formula:
Tax Amount = Subtotal × (Tax Rate / 100)
Example:
Subtotal: $100.00
Tax Rate: 8.5%
Tax Amount: $100.00 × (8.5 / 100) = $8.50
Total: $108.50
When creating an order, the Order Summary will display:
After placing an order, you can view the complete tax breakdown on the order details page:
Tip: If you don't see tax on an order, it means the supplier has not enabled tax calculation for their business.
When placing orders on behalf of buyers, tax is automatically calculated and displayed in the Order Summary based on the selected supplier's tax settings.
No, the current system uses a single tax rate per supplier that applies to all orders. All buyers ordering from your business will have the same tax rate applied.
Changes to your tax rate only affect new orders placed after the change. Existing orders will retain the tax rate that was in effect when they were created.
Yes, you can uncheck the "Enable sales tax calculation" checkbox in your Business Details settings. This will disable tax for all new orders until you re-enable it.
No, tax is only calculated on the order subtotal (sum of all items). Delivery fees are added separately and are not subject to tax.
When an order is modified (items added, removed, or quantities changed), the tax is automatically recalculated based on the new subtotal using the supplier's current tax settings.
If you have questions about tax configuration or need assistance, please contact our support team.