You'll use the Sales VAT Summary Report to review a breakdown of Net Sales and the applied Value-Added Tax (VAT).
Requirements:
You will need to be a staff member with Owner, Managed Owner, Store Owner, Store Manager, or Store Staff access.
Instructions:
Step 1: Log in to your Flipdish portal using your email address and password.
Step 2: From the left-hand panel, click on "Reports".
Step 3: Select the second tab labeled "RMS".
Step 4: Click on "Sales".
Step 5: Click on "Sales VAT".
Step 6: Choose the relevant property from the drop-down menu for which you'd like to generate the report.
Step 7: Set your desired date range.
POS Sales VAT Report
The Sales VAT tab is divided into two summary data and detail data the data,
|Tab 1 - Summary Data |
The summary data separates and displays total item sales and total VAT charged, based on store venues, storefronts, and dispatch types. It also shows the sales amounts associated with different VAT percentages.
This also displays data for the top 20 best-selling and lowest-selling, items and categories, based on both sales and VAT charges
|Tab 2- Detail Data|
The 'Details Data' tab, as the name suggests, combines all the information that was segmented in the 'Summary Data' tab—by stores, venues, storefronts, and dispatch types. It displays the VAT data from the highest to the lowest taxable retail price, taking into account how many times each item was ordered.
This report also provides a detailed breakdown of the VAT charged.
Sales VAT Report key terms
Sale Count: Total Order Count.
Venue code: Ordering Channel.
Net Order Price: Total Net Sales.
VAT: Value-added Tax, the Total Tax applied.
Retail tax: This refers to the VAT (Value Added Tax) charged on the sale of food, beverages, and other items ordered through your store — whether it's for dine-in, delivery, collection, or takeaway
Retail Price: This refers to the final price of an item before any discounts or taxes are applied. It’s the listed selling price of the item as shown on the menu
Taxable retail Price: This refers to the final item price that which VAT (or sales tax) is applied. It’s usually the retail price after any discounts are applied, but before VAT is added