Materials and labor on one invoice — taxed correctly
In most US states, tangible materials are taxable and services aren't — but only if you separate them on the invoice. Bury labor into a lump-sum and the whole thing becomes taxable. That's expensive.
Glo Invoice was built with per-line taxability. Every line item has its own tax toggle. Parts on, labor off, disposal fee on, trip charge off — whatever your state's rule is.
How Glo Invoice does it
Per-line tax toggle
Each line item has an independent tax flag. Toggle parts taxable, labor non-taxable, and Glo Invoice does the math correctly — subtotal, taxable subtotal, tax, and grand total all reconcile.
Save templates for common jobs
Brake job, service call, panel swap — save the line items with tax settings baked in. Next invoice is two taps and it's already correct.
Product vs Service catalog
Glo Invoice forces a type on every catalog item — Product or Service. Products default to taxable, services to non-taxable. Set it once at the catalog level and every future invoice inherits it.
How it works
- Step 1Set your tax rate
Under Settings → Taxes, add your state/local rate. Glo Invoice applies it to taxable lines only.
- Step 2Build the invoice
Add materials with tax on, add labor with tax off.
- Step 3Review totals
Subtotal, taxable subtotal, tax, and grand total all break out cleanly.
- Step 4Send
PDF shows every line's taxability so the customer (and their accountant) can verify.
For any trade that bills parts + service
Anywhere physical goods and hands-on work show up on the same bill.
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