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Hi John<br />
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Thank you for your quick response.<br />
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Sometimes it's about knowing the right question to ask, and the &nbsp;time to ask it. I feel I have jumped the gun on my question without fully knowing the parameters of my global project. With that being said, you were very helpful in filling a piece to my grand puzzle.<br />
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Thank you
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Hi John

Thank you for your quick response.

Sometimes it's about knowing the right question to ask, and the  time to ask it. I feel I have jumped the gun on my question without fully knowing the parameters of my global project. With that being said, you were very helpful in filling a piece to my grand puzzle.

Thank you

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Thank you for the update and I was happy to help you resolve this.
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Thank you for the update and I was happy to help you resolve this.

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Is it possible to import an invoice that reflects two different states sales tax into Quick Books? Can, in general, &nbsp;Quick Books show two different Sales tax rates on one invoice?<br />
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I have been struggling with exporting from a 3rd party database, to importing into Quick Books via an IIF file without errors. I finally got past the error messages with a successful import only to discover it only recognizes one states sales tax rate (we deal with several states for a number of customers). <br />
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Anybody have experience with this?
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Is it possible to import an invoice that reflects two different states sales tax into Quick Books? Can, in general,  Quick Books show two different Sales tax rates on one invoice?

I have been struggling with exporting from a 3rd party database, to importing into Quick Books via an IIF file without errors. I finally got past the error messages with a successful import only to discover it only recognizes one states sales tax rate (we deal with several states for a number of customers). 

Anybody have experience with this?

Importing an invoice into  Quick Books reflecting two different state sales tax entries

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