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so this question from YouTube comment here that says my customers requesting that I submit invoices in multiple columns or with the column of sales tak next to it and next to each line is that possible in QuickBooks Enterprise so actually across the board all versions of QuickBooks desktop Pro premier accountant Enterprise do not have the ability to display a column that displays the sales tax per item there is something similar to that which is calculating the sales tax per item but under each item one at a time so I'm gonna show you how that works that's probably the closest we can get to that bummy but you know but what you're asking for cannot be done so let me show you what that would look like so I'll go ahead and create an invoice okay and I'll select random customer here and I'm gonna pick a couple of inventory items let's say I'm gonna pick this one and then I'll pick that one right so I'm basically essentially selling two separate items and there's there's gonna be sales tax now this one doesn't have sales tax turned on so let me turn that on real quick I should I check that before the demo but let me turn on sales tax so we can show you how that works so let me go ahead and turn sales tax on in the settings I'm gonna pick a sales tax item that's let's color here sales tax and we'll make this ten percent and I'll pick just any vendor here around them and click OK just QuickBooks calculates some sort of sales tax so let me go ahead and hit OK and get back into that invoice that I was creating just now and now that I have sales tax turned on there we go so we're gonna make these two items taxable make the two items taxable and then we'll pick the sales tax down here and notice that the sales tax it's all the way in the bottom if I were to look at a print preview of this invoice you see the sales tax is calculated on the total so that the question is can I put the sales tax as a separate column the quick answer is no but the kind of long answer is maybe so we'll discuss that but what QuickBooks has built in is the ability for you to put the actual sales tax under each item not next to it but under it so I'm gonna go ahead click on sales tax here you know remove that just remove that for a second leave it blank so there's gonna be no sales tax down here then I'm gonna insert a line right between the two products I'm gonna insert one more just to make it a bit more visually appealing and then I'm gonna put here sales tax right under it so basically I'm selecting the sales tax item...