Change Work Site Tax Rates
- Program taxes must be managed in Workday VNDLY.
- One or more work sites must be set up.
You may want to edit a work site's tax rates for a variety of reasons, such as:
- Work site is eligible for a tax holiday.
- Default tax rates are not granular enough.
- Work site is tax exempt.
These steps can be completed by whichever group is managing taxes: MSP/Program team or vendors.
- From the header, select .
- From theAccountingsection, clickManage Taxes.
- From theManage Taxespage, select the country of the desired work site.
- Select the work site you wish to edit tax rates for.You can adjust tax rates for a country's entire subdivision by clicking three dots inline with that subdivision. Example: You could adjust the tax rates for the entire state, province, or country.
- When completing theTax Rate, consider:
Option Description Tax RateExample: VATFields where you can adjust the default percentage of tax rates from the country's or region's default. Depending on the country, this may be one field or split into several.Exclude all [subdivision] work sites from taxesFound only on the country's subdivision tax rate settings. Checking this box excludes all work sites associated to that region.Don't tax vendor amount at this work siteVendors are not taxed at the work site.Apply tax rate to markup portion of bill rate onlyTo meet certain local laws, the application only calculates taxes on the markup portion of the bill rate.MSP program fee - [Tax Rate]Fields where you can adjust the default percentage of tax on the MSP program fee. Depending on the country, this may be one field or split into several. This field only displays for MSP/Program team and only if taxes on MSP program fees are managed on the individual work site level.Schedule ChangeStart DateandEnd Datefor this tax rate change.Reason for ChangeThe reason the tax rate is being modified. This list can be customized inCustom Data Sources.Leave a NoteOptional field to provide any additional information at the time of making the change.