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 ====== When should I use statewide taxable & exempt schedules? ======
 By using [[dynamiczip:glossary:Statewide Tax Schedule|Statewide Tax Schedules]] you can specify a single taxable and a single exempt tax schedule to be used for all shipments into a particular state. This selection is made by entering a tax schedule ID in the [[dynamiczip:glossary:Taxable ID]] and [[dynamiczip:glossary:Exempt ID]] fields of the [[dynamiczip:windows:DZ State Setup window]]. If desired, you can clear the entry(s) to revert back to using [[dynamiczip:glossary:Zip Code Tax Schedule|Zip Code Tax Schedules]].
 As of DynamicZip Build 74, statewide tax schedules can be automatically used for single rate states. See [[dynamiczip:install:mods:allow_use_of_zip_code_tax_schedules_for_single_rate_states|Allow use of Zip Code Tax Schedules for single rate states]] for more information.
-Pro's
+===== Pro's =====
   * Fewer records in the tax setup tables. Besides saving hard drive space, this will speed up several processes involving these tables. Perhaps the most significant processes affected are table maintenance, backup procedures, and the [[dynamiczip:features:import:rate_and_boundary_import|rate & boundary import]].
   * Easy to setup and maintain.
   * Easy way to handle the states not included in your sales and use tax database subscription.
-  * Easy way to exclude states (that are in your sales and use tax database) from the import. An entry in the Taxable ID column for a state will automatically exclude that state from the import process. Thus reducing the time it takes to import.
-Con's
+===== Con's =====
-  * You will be unable to identify taxable or exempt sales made into specific tax jurisdictions within the state.  If you need to identify taxable or exempt sales made into specific tax jurisdictions then you should use the [[dynamiczip:glossary:Zip Code tax schedule]] rather than the [[dynamiczip:glossary:Statewide Tax Schedule]].
+  * You will be unable to identify taxable or exempt sales made into specific tax jurisdictions within the state.  For multi-rate states, you need to identify sales made into specific tax jurisdictions. In this case you should use the [[dynamiczip:glossary:Zip Code tax schedule]] rather than the [[dynamiczip:glossary:Statewide Tax Schedule]].
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