To access the Paid Taxes Report, using the left menu, navigate to the Reports-&gt; Paid Taxes Report. You can filter your report using a combination of the filters as listed below: <img src="https://dashboardassets.eb-pages.com/uploads/6417908828209152/image_png.png" alt="" width="inherit" height="inherit"> Once you are done selecting your filters, click Show to run and view the report. To understand the data displayed within the report, let’s take the below report as an example. <img src="https://dashboardassets.eb-pages.com/uploads/6417908828209152/image_png_2.png" alt="" width="inherit" height="inherit"> Each row within the report is grouped together based on taxes collected on a per month, state, city and tax rate. Let’s take deeper dive to understand how EZBILLING360 displays this information. Consider the above color illustrations and lets discuss the “Red” section. The first row in the red section shows all taxes collected in August for N. Brunswick, NJ. It tells us that the total amount of “Taxable Sales” for all clients combined in N. Brunswick paying 7% tax rate is $1,220. In addition, the report tells us that the amount due the state is $85.40 as indicated in the “Sales Tax” column. The second row tells us the same as it relates to taxes collected for New York, NY. The same holds true for the yellow and green sections as well. EZBILLING360 will always group same city + state taxes with equal tax rate on the same row. This is designed to help you distinguish due taxes based on different rates charged. <img src="https://dashboardassets.eb-pages.com/uploads/6417908828209152/image_png_3.png" alt="" width="inherit" height="inherit"> As per the above illustration, the next section of the report called the “Non-Taxable Sales”, is a table that illustrates the total amount of products and/or services sold to your clients that are non-taxable. <img src="https://dashboardassets.eb-pages.com/uploads/6417908828209152/image_png_4.png" alt="" width="inherit" height="inherit"> The final section of the report shows the “Subtotals”. Everything from the prior two tables is now combined in this table to summarize the Total Sales, Non-Taxable Sales, Taxable Sales and Sales Tax due on a per state basis.

In this article will show you how to quickly produce a report that shows taxes collected for a specified time period. 

To access the Paid Taxes Report, using the left menu, navigate to the****Reports-> Paid Taxes Report****.

You can filter your report using a combination of the filters as listed below:

![](https://dashboardassets.eb-pages.com/uploads/6417908828209152/image_png.png)

Once you are done selecting your filters, click****Show**** to run and view the report.

To understand the data displayed within the report, let’s take the below report as an example.

![](https://dashboardassets.eb-pages.com/uploads/6417908828209152/image_png_2.png)

Each row within the report is grouped together based on taxes collected on a per month, state, city and tax rate. Let’s take deeper dive to understand how EZBILLING360 displays this information. Consider the above color illustrations and lets discuss the “Red” section. The first row in the red section shows all taxes collected in August for N. Brunswick, NJ. It tells us that the total amount of “Taxable Sales” for all clients combined in N. Brunswick paying 7% tax rate is $1,220. In addition, the report tells us that the amount due the state is $85.40 as indicated in the “Sales Tax” column. The second row tells us the same as it relates to taxes collected for New York, NY. The same holds true for the yellow and green sections as well. EZBILLING360 will always group same city + state taxes with equal tax rate on the same row. This is designed to help you distinguish due taxes based on different rates charged.

![](https://dashboardassets.eb-pages.com/uploads/6417908828209152/image_png_3.png)

As per the above illustration, the next section of the report called the “Non-Taxable Sales”, is a table that illustrates the total amount of products and/or services sold to your clients that are non-taxable.

![](https://dashboardassets.eb-pages.com/uploads/6417908828209152/image_png_4.png)

The final section of the report shows the “Subtotals”. Everything from the prior two tables is now combined in this table to summarize the Total Sales, Non-Taxable Sales, Taxable Sales and Sales Tax due on a per state basis.

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