Tax calculation integration

Link client bills to Zamp tax records

Use a custom connection to bring Zamp tax review into your client billing flow. Match billed services to tax codes. Review tax by line before you send a bill. Keep final sales and refunds linked to the client invoice. Choose the billing and filing setup that fits your team.

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Wingspan

Connect client bills to tax records

  • Zamp

    Company and Registrations

    Reference or reporting

    Wingspan

    Issuing business and client billing context

  • Zamp

    Transaction Object addresses

    Wingspan to Zamp

    Wingspan

    Client Payer and invoice review

  • Zamp

    Product Tax Codes

    Wingspan to Zamp

    Wingspan

    Client invoice lines

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

Review the tax on each billed line

Use a tax code for each service you sell. Zamp returns tax due with a breakdown. Review mixed service lines, fees and discounts before sending the final amount to the client.

Keep final sales ready for reporting

Keep the draft tax result while reviewing the bill. Post the sale in Zamp once it is final and ready to save. Match that record to the client bill for your books.

Trace each refund to its sale

Use the original Zamp sale reference for refunds. Give each refund its own reference and date. Track the changed lines and tax returned. Keep partial credits tied to the right client bill.

How Zamp works with Wingspan

Zamp calculates sales tax from seller, client and billed item details. Its sale and refund records give finance a trail from the work billed to the tax due.

Start with the client bill you track in Wingspan. Your client is the Payer. Choose the system that shows and collects tax. Set the custom connection around that billing path. Send its tax inputs for review. Keep the result with the bill reference. Select filing services with the Zamp account.

Start with the records you already use

Company
Holds the selling business details used for the tax account.
Registration
Tracks the places where the seller is registered to collect tax.
Product Tax Code
Classifies each billed service for the tax rules that apply.
Transaction Object
Groups the sale date, address, lines, discounts and billed amounts.
Calculation
Returns the tax due with a breakdown for the supplied sale details.
Transaction
Stores the final sale and its tax amount for reporting.
Refund Transaction
Links a full or partial refund to the original 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.

Company and Registrations

Issuing business and client billing context

Reference or reporting

Choose the Zamp company for the business issuing the bill. Review its active tax regions. Keep that choice with the client billing path. Use the right seller when several business units share a billing process.

Transaction Object addresses

Client Payer and invoice review

Wingspan to Zamp

Use the selected client and seller tax locations in the request. Confirm which address applies to the sale. Review missing or changed details before using the result. Keep the client Payer reference with the bill.

Product Tax Codes

Client invoice lines

Wingspan to Zamp

Match each billed service to a Zamp tax code. Keep the line references, quantities and discounts with the request. Finance reviews the code when it adds a new service or changes how a service is billed.

Calculation

Client invoice tax review

Reference or reporting

Use the returned tax due and breakdown in the bill review. Keep the result with the client bill reference. Refresh it after a line change. Choose how the billing system shows tax and the final amount due.

Transaction

Final client invoice reference

Reference or reporting

Record the sale in Zamp when it is final and the invoice is ready to save. Use the reviewed tax due as tax collected. Keep the sale and bill references together for matching and later credits.

Refund Transaction

Client credits and refund references

Reference or reporting

Link the refund to the original Zamp sale. Use a new reference and refund date. For a partial credit, compare changed lines with the original tax. Match the tax refund and client money refund in your books.

Filings

Client sales-tax reporting context

Reference or reporting

Select the filing service and regions with your Zamp account. Finance matches the recorded sales and refunds to the bills for that period. Track any review items through your chosen tax process. Use the same seller and references when you check the totals.

Integration workflows

01

Review tax while the client bill is in draft

Your team saves or changes a draft client bill.

Collect the billed lines, date and client tax location. Use the Zamp service codes selected for those lines. Keep the returned tax breakdown with the bill reference. Review fees, discounts and exempt items. Refresh the result if the inputs change. Choose how the billing path shows tax and the final amount due. The reviewer approves those amounts before sending the bill.

02

Record the sale when the bill is final

The sale is final and the client invoice is ready to save.

Match the final bill to the reviewed tax result. Post the sale in Zamp with that tax amount. Save the sale and client invoice references together. Use one path to record the sale. This keeps a second billing connection from adding the same sale again. Track collection in the chosen payment system. Finance matches the bill, tax and collection records.

03

Handle a partial client refund

Finance approves a credit for part of a recorded sale.

Find the original Zamp sale and client bill. Identify the changed lines, discount or fee. Recalculate the remaining sale details to work out the tax returned. Create a linked refund with its own reference and current refund date. Keep the original sale available for the tax trail. Use the selected billing path to handle the client credit and money refund. Finance checks both records before closing the adjustment.

Plan your integration

Choose the seller and tax regions

Confirm the selling business and registered regions for this connection. Zamp documents sales tax and VAT coverage across several regions. Select the product and account scope that matches your sales. Review service codes and client exemptions with your tax team before putting the path into use.

Set the billing and filing roles

Choose one system to show the client bill, collect its amount and record the sale. Set Zamp as the tax review and reporting path for those bills. Select filing services with the account. Keep client sales tax tied to business revenue. Worker pay retains its own approvals and tax process.

Test credits and closed periods

Test full refunds, partial credits and tax-only changes before launch. Zamp links refund records to sales and uses the refund date. Follow its correction path for each case. Check the client refund, sale reference and filing period to keep the right trail in your books.

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.

Connect Zamp 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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