How client billing fits with worker pay
Plan client tax and worker pay as distinct flows. Link the work to the client bill and keep a clear owner for each tax record.
- Workers and worker types
- Worker records track who does the work. Your chosen client tax flow uses seller and client billing details.
- Engagements and assignments
- Client terms guide the billed work. Worker jobs keep their own work review and pay rules.
- Requirements and eligibility
- Worker checks show readiness for work. Client tax IDs and exemptions guide the separate bill review.
- Work logs and approved work
- Approved work supplies billed lines where selected. Your team also reviews the client bill and its tax.
- Payables
- Contractor bills follow their own pay rules. Client sales tax belongs to the business billing and tax flow.
- Client invoices
- Use client bill and Payer references in the custom flow. Choose how the billing system shows tax and totals.
- Payments and payouts
- Match the client bill to collection records. Review the tax record and money movement as distinct steps.
- Tax records and reporting
- Keep sales tax with the client sale. Choose filing services with the provider account. Worker tax forms follow their own process.