Types of payments allowed at the cash register and taxes.

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Well, here we are going to see two configurations that directly impact the cash registers. These are configuration, billing, editing, we are going to see payment methods and taxes. The payment methods are all those that the system supports.

In this case, for example, I only have cash. So, only sales that make cash, in my case, are the ones that will enter the cash register. And, in the case of taxes, we can charge taxes for products and taxes for services.

These are general taxes that can be modified, for example, when we enter a product into inventory. If we go to a product that we are entering into inventory, we will see that the tax already defaults to 21%. I can leave it like this, and it will be 21% that is added, or modify it for another percentage.

So now we're going to make a sale and we're going to see. In this case, I have this product with the default tax. So, what it does is add 21% here.

And I have this other product with a 15% tax. So, it doesn't add anything to me here, but we do see it in the total sum that is added to the total taxes, that 15%. When we generate the sale, we are going to generate the sale, in this case we are going to do it in debit.

We generate the sale. Let's see that when we open the invoice it gives us a breakdown of the percentages of the product. The price of the products and the price of taxes.

Broken down, explaining what each thing is. And then, if we go to the cash registers, we will see that in the cash register that I have open, that sale does not appear because I made it with a debit. So, here's how these two options work.