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How do I add a Tax Payment?
Updated over a month ago

With Hurdlr Premium and Pro, you can track the tax payments you make throughout the year, so your tax estimates can be as accurate as possible. By tracking your tax payments, the Taxes screen will reflect how much you’ve paid and how much you still owe.

There are three ways to track your Tax Payments:

Manually Add your Tax Payments

On the Mobile App

  1. Navigate to the Taxes Dashboard

  2. Tap the ‘Payments’ button

  3. Tap the ‘+’ sign in the top right corner

  4. Enter the Tax Region, year, quarter, amount, and date in the Tax Payment details

  5. Tap ‘Save’

On the Web App

  1. Navigate to the Taxes Dashboard

  2. Click the ‘+Tax Payment’ button

  3. Enter the Tax Region, year, quarter, amount, and date in the Tax Payment details

  4. Click ‘Save’

Tag an Automatically Detected Tax Payment

If Hurdlr detects that an expense may be a tax payment, you’ll be able to verify whether it is by selecting the ‘Tax Payment’ or ‘Not a Tax Payment’ button when tagging.

Manually Mark an Expense as a Tax Payment

If your tax payment isn’t automatically detected, it will pull into the Expenses Dashboard as a normal expense. However, you can convert it to a tax payment. To do so:

  1. On the Web App, navigate to the Expenses Dashboard

  2. Select your tax payment expense

  3. Click ‘Convert to…’

  4. Choose ‘Tax Payment’

  5. Select the Tax Region, Year, and Quarter for this tax payment

  6. Select ‘Save’

  7. You can now find this transaction in your Tax Payments list

To View or Edit Tax Payments

On the Mobile App

  1. Navigate to the Taxes tab

  2. Tap the 'Payments' button

  3. You'll see a list of all of the tax payments that you've tracked and can tap on them to view more details or edit them

On the Web App

  1. Click the gear icon in the top right corner

  2. Select 'Payments'

  3. You'll see a list of all of the tax payments that you've tracked and can click on them to view more details or edit them

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