Finance Settings

πŸ’° Finance Settings (Expenses & Sales)

The Finance Settings section allows organizations to configure how expenses and sales are categorized and tracked within the system. You can add detailed settings for expense types, tax handling, and employee-specific toggles, as well as commission-based sales settings with tax claims.


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🧾 Expense Settings

This subsection helps categorize various outgoing payments per branch and assign them under specific groups like Fixed-Expenses or Miscellaneous Expenses. You can also include tax settings and indicate if the expense applies to employees.

βž• Adding an Expense Setting

  1. Go to the Expense Settings tab (selected by default)

  2. Fill in the required fields:

  3. Click Create

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❓ Common Questions – Expenses

Q: Can I assign an expense to multiple branches?
A: Yes, either by selecting the branch or leaving it blank to apply to all.

Q: Can I edit or delete an expense entry later?
A: Yes, use the ✏️ edit or πŸ—‘οΈ delete icons in the action column.

Q: What if I want to categorize expenses better?
A: Use the β€œGroups” section to create categories like Inventory, Utilities, or Staff Welfare.


πŸ’Έ Sales Settings

Sales Settings allow you to configure income entries and commission-related tax rules. You can specify what percentage of a sale qualifies for commission and tax reclaiming.

βž• Adding a Sales Entry

  1. Click the Sales Settings button on the top right

  2. Enter:

  3. Click Create

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❓ Common Questions – Sales

Q: What is 'Commission Tax Claim'?
A: It refers to the tax reclaimable on the commission paid. You can set this manually per entry.

Q: How do I know if a sale entry is for employees?
A: Use the For Employee toggle switch. It helps HR or payroll identify relevant entries.

Q: Can I track commissions for specific sales channels?
A: Absolutely. You can create a new sales entry per channel and specify the percentage commission.