How do I update a company's calculation method?
This feature is available on all PaySpace editions
A company's calculation method is a mandatory field that can be updated on the Basic Company Information screen.
Navigate > Config
> Basic Settings > Company Settings > Basic Company Information > General tab
Important
The calculation methods available on the dropdown list will depend on the tax authority of the company.
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