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The concern with the new Avalara auto taxes is valid because showing a tax rate on every line item, even when the item is exempt, creates confusion and goes against standard business and accounting practices; tax-exempt lines should clearly display “Exempt” rather than a rate to match the clarity provided by manual tax entry and to help clients instantly understand which items are actually being taxed, similar to how clear categorisation helps users understand different service options on informational pages like https://www.newmetherapy.com/types-of-therapy , where each item is clearly defined instead of being presented with misleading or unnecessary details.
Would be highly beneficial to update the Invoice Reference field in New Invoicing to support extended text formatting, similar to the Summary field on Quotes or the Description field on Invoice Line items, so users can include carriage returns and tab characters for clearer structure and better readability. Many businesses rely on detailed references that outline project phases, milestones, technical specifications, or compliance notes, and limiting this field to plain single-line text reduces clarity and professionalism in documentation. Allowing multi-line formatting would improve workflow efficiency, reduce the need for workarounds, and ensure invoice records remain organized and comprehensive, especially for technical or engineering services where structured references are essential, such as detailed welding specifications explained here: https://vsengineering.co/what-is-tungsten-inert-gas-welding/