Ohio Practitioners .....Ohio Tax??

[Cat-Eyes]

We are hearing conflicting information on how to tax merchandise. The question is do you tax the full retail before insurance discounts or after?

[newguyaroundhere]

We are hearing conflicting information on how to tax merchandise. The question is do you tax the full retail before insurance discounts or after?

I don't work in Ohio but I would think its taxed before any discounts.

May want to contact your local or state authorities for better clairification

[Cat-Eyes]

I don't work in Ohio but I would think its taxed before any discounts.

May want to contact your local or state authorities for better clairification

Thank You! We were thinking the same thing but our software thinks differently, and when our insurance biller called around they recieved such convoluted answers. We don't want to over charge but obviously we don't want to under charge either....gotta pay the man lol

[drk]

I don't charge based on a retail price. They just get taxed on what they pay.

Think about this: you go to "Dress Barn" and get a dress at clearance marked "50% off". Now, think...what is the sales tax based on? The "sale"!

[rbaker]

I don't work in Ohio either but you all want to get this one right so confer with he appropriate tax authority. Non compliance might just find you in the embarrassing position of having Elliot Ness and the Untouchables kicking down your office door, tasing you, cuffing you and hauling you off to the Penitentiary in Youngstown.

[newguyaroundhere]

I don't work in Ohio either but you all want to get this one right so confer with he appropriate tax authority. Non compliance might just find you in the embarrassing position of having Elliot Ness and the Untouchables kicking down your office door, tasing you, cuffing you and hauling you off to the Penitentiary in Youngstown.

No need for the drop off at the penitentiary in Youngstown...dropping one off in some of the rougher parts of Youngstown would be punishment enough

[Johns]

I don't charge based on a retail price. They just get taxed on what they pay.

Think about this: you go to "Dress Barn" and get a dress at clearance marked "50% off". Now, think...what is the sales tax based on? The "sale"!

What he said...

[Cat-Eyes]

What he said...

I suppose I should clarify...We have only charged tax on what the patient has paid but our new system has our patients paying tax on what insurance will reimburse us as well...