FAQs
FAQs & Guides
Can Kick file my taxes for me?
No, Kick does not file taxes on your behalf. However, Kick helps you organize and prepare your financial records to make tax filing easier.
Generate tax-ready reports, including your Profit & Loss Statement, Balance Sheet, and General Ledger.
Track deductible expenses to ensure you maximize tax savings.
Export financial data to share with your accountant or tax preparer.
If you need assistance with tax filing, submit your request to Kick’s Accountant Connect program and we’ll match you with a with a trusted advisor.
How do I record Accounts Payable (AP) and Accounts Receivable (AR)?
If you'd like to record AP and AR on your books, you can do so by creating a journal entry on the Accounting tab. AP and AR are accrual adjustments, and Kick is currently built to automate modified cash-basis financials, so these adjustments will need to be made manually.
→ Jump to How to Create Journal Entries
How do I manage a Sales Tax Payable/Liability as well as track against that Payable once we have Paid/Remitted the Sales Tax?
There are a few steps required to accurately track Sales Tax Payable:
If you receive $105 from a customer, $5 of which is sales tax, the transaction should be split between the categories Income ($100) and Sales Taxes ($5)
The $5 categorized as Sales Taxes will map to the Sales Tax Payable liability account on your Balance Sheet
When the $5 is remitted to the taxing authority, the outgoing amount should also be categorized as Sales Taxes. This would reduce your Sales Tax Payable account balance to $0.