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Hi team, while we don't have plans for adding a field for supplier to Inventory items, right now you could run the Payable invoice Detail report to see the purchases of items, and which supplier(s) they've been bought from.
You can also Group/Summarise the report by Item Code or Contact, depending on which you want to see together.
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This first accounting program I used that does not have this information
I am surprised it’s not available and we are now looking for program that does have this
It should be a simple link I am told by assets management tech that write software
We are lucky we do not have thousands of products and services but I do need a list for staff to know which supplier for what itemsStephen Hutton
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Hi everyone, apologies for the gap since our last update.
We appreciate your ongoing feedback and additional detail that’s been shared in this thread.
A dedicated units-of-measure field for line items isn't something we've committed to building as a standalone feature, though it's one we're actively considering as part of a wider look at extending invoice documents to better serve our customers.
For now, connected apps in the Xero App Store remain an immediate option to meet needs expressed. We'll post an update here as this broader work develops.
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Helps estimate weight for shipping costs for airfreight and sea frieght
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Report should say VAT Tax Report not Sales Tax Report, sales Tax not related to Oman and any of our operations, currently we have modify the report before we can send it Oman Tax Office Plus
Globally, countries use different types of consumption taxes—mainly VAT (Value Added Tax), GST (Goods and Services Tax), and sales tax—depending on their legal and economic systems. Here's a breakdown:
1. Countries Using VAT
More than 160 countries use a VAT system.
VAT is the most common form of consumption tax worldwide.
Widely used in Europe, Asia, Africa, South America, and parts of the Middle East.
Notable VAT users: EU countries, China, Russia, Brazil (in complex form), South Africa, UAE.
2. Countries Using GST
GST is a type of VAT, used in about 10–15 countries, typically named differently but functionally similar.
GST systems are common in federal countries where tax is collected at both central and state/provincial levels.
Notable GST users:
Australia
Canada (combined with PST/HST)
India (multi-tiered GST)
New Zealand
Singapore
Malaysia (implemented, then repealed in 2018)
3. Countries Using Sales Tax
Fewer than 30 countries use a retail sales tax.
Primarily found in the United States, where it's applied at the state level (no federal VAT/GST).
Also used in a few smaller jurisdictions like some Caribbean islands.