Tax calculation integration

Match client bills to Vertex O Series tax records

Connect Wingspan client billing inputs to Vertex O Series through a custom API workflow. Send the seller, buyer, and billed service details for tax review. Use a quote while the bill is in draft. Record the final bill and keep tax record IDs linked for the books and later client credits.

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Connect client bills to tax records

  • Vertex

    Seller and location

    Wingspan to Vertex

    Wingspan

    Issuing business

  • Vertex

    Customer

    Wingspan to Vertex

    Wingspan

    Client invoices and payers

  • Vertex

    Sale line item

    Wingspan to Vertex

    Wingspan

    Client invoice line items

Choose the client billing records your tax flow uses and when they move. Set who reviews tax and keeps each sale record.

Tax inputs tied to the selling business

Set the seller and location used for each client bill. Match the billed items to the service classes used in O Series. Review those choices when a new entity, selling location, or service is added to your billing process.

A clear move from quote to tax journal

Use a Quotation while the client bill is in draft. Switch to an Invoice message at the agreed billing event. Your team has a clear trail from the bill under review to the record used for tax reporting.

Tax changes linked to the original bill

Keep the original tax record ID when a sale needs a tax correction. Use the chosen credit or reversal path for that change. Keep the correction ID beside the client credit, so the team sees how the final account balance was reached.

How Vertex works with Wingspan

Vertex O Series uses seller, buyer, and line details to calculate tax on a sale. A custom billing workflow gives those inputs a clear source. Start with the business issuing the client bill, the client Payer, the billed services, and the date. Review the chosen tax settings before the bill goes out.

O Series separates a Quotation from an Invoice. Use the quote message to estimate tax while the bill is being reviewed. Use the invoice message for the final sale record kept in the tax journal. That split gives the billing team a clear point to move from draft tax to the final record.

Keep the bill number and tax record ID with the client bill. Finance uses those links to match tax journal records to the books. Choose the correction path that fits the sale, with the original bill and credited lines kept in view.

Start with the records you already use

Seller
The seller and place of sale. O Series uses these details in its tax check.
Customer
The buyer details used for the billed sale and chosen tax treatment.
Sale line item
A billed service or item, with its amount and tax input details.
Quotation message
An estimate for a draft sale that is still being reviewed.
Invoice message
A final sale tax check stored in the O Series tax journal.
Reversal
A record that offsets an earlier tax sale. Keep it linked to that sale.

Record mappings

Choose which tool holds each record. Map the client bill inputs your tax flow needs. Use the tax results and sale records to support review and reporting.

Seller and location

Issuing business

Wingspan to Vertex

Match the business issuing the bill to its O Series seller and location settings. Review it when the sale belongs to a new entity or branch. Use the agreed seller for the quote, final bill, and correction tied to that sale.

Customer

Client invoices and payers

Wingspan to Vertex

Match the client Payer to the buyer details used for the tax check. Share the client location and tax proof chosen for this billing path. Review address or tax treatment changes before using the result on a final bill.

Sale line item

Client invoice line items

Wingspan to Vertex

Send the billed line amount and service details used by O Series. Keep a line ID for review and credits. Use the same reviewed lines in the tax request and client bill, so finance has a clear basis for checking the totals.

Quotation message

Draft client invoice tax review

Reference or reporting

Use a Quotation request while the bill is in draft. Recheck the result after relevant seller, buyer, line, or date changes. Keep the estimate with the draft version so the team reviews tax for the bill it intends to send.

Invoice message and tax journal record

Final client invoice reference

Reference or reporting

Use an Invoice message at the agreed billing event to calculate and record the final sale. Keep the bill number and tax record ID with the client bill. Review final tax before treating the billing step as complete.

Reversal or linked credit invoice

Client credits and refunds

Reference or reporting

Link the tax correction to the original sale ID. Choose a full reversal or credit invoice path to fit the change. Match the new tax record to the client credit. Check any money refund as part of the same review. Then close the case.

Integration workflows

01

Draft bill to a Vertex tax quote

Your team prepares or changes a client bill.

Select the seller, buyer, date, currency, and billed lines. Review the tax and resolve missing input details through the tax owner. Recheck the estimate when relevant bill details change. Keep the approved line data and current tax result with the final draft.

02

Final client invoice to the tax journal

The bill reaches the agreed invoice event.

Send the final sale as an Invoice message. Check that the tax inputs match the approved bill. Finance matches the tax journal to the final client bill and the books. Client collection follows the payment process chosen for that sale.

03

Client correction to a linked tax record

Finance approves a client credit or tax correction.

Find the original bill and tax record. Choose the reversal or credit path agreed for that case. Keep the correction date and original sale ID with the new record. Check the tax change, client credit, and refund together. Then mark the change complete.

Plan your integration

Confirm the O Series account and seller setup

Choose the O Series product used for this billing path. Check its account and deployment with the tax owner. Review seller entities and locations with your tax adviser. Set service classes and client tax proof with them too. Check the required fields for each market before sending bills.

Set dates and journal timing

Choose the event that sends the final Invoice message. Keep the bill date, tax date, and reporting date clear where they differ. Select filing, tax payment, and any invoice document services as part of the wider account setup.

Match tax totals through the billing path

Choose where the tax breakdown is stored and displayed. Test bill totals, discounts, currency rounding, and full or partial credits. Keep worker earnings, contractor pay, and employee withholding under their own book and pay rules.

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 keep their Contractor or W-2 type. Client tax uses the seller, buyer, and billed service. Share the fields chosen for that path.
Engagements and assignments
Client engagements hold rates and terms. Worker engagements and assignments keep their own work and pay rules.
Requirements and eligibility
Worker checks keep their own rules. Review client tax IDs and exemption proof in the client billing path.
Work logs and approved work
Use approved billable work for client bill lines where chosen. Worker work review and payer approval keep their own roles.
Payables
Contractor payables track worker costs and pay approval. Client tax follows the client bill and agreed rules for the books.
Client invoices
The custom path uses the Payer, bill ID, currency, and billed lines. Validate how tax is stored and shown on the bill.
Payments and payouts
Keep the chosen client pay path. Match payment, bill, and tax IDs. Set the tax recording event for this provider.
Tax records and reporting
Keep client sales-tax records with the chosen tax provider. Tax filing, contractor 1099 forms, and employee withholding have their own scope and owners.

Connect Vertex to your client billing flow

Bring client bills, tax review, and sale records together. We’ll help you set up the flow your team needs.

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