QuickBooks has a unique rules for handling tax collection and reporting when 2+ taxes are being collected on a single invoice. They call it 'Tax Bundles' / 'Combined Tax Rates' (their rules not ours). Use the steps in this article to map corresponding multiple sales taxes on your Gazelle invoices to QuickBooks tax bundles.
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Nothing, if you are only reporting a single sales tax / VAT on each of your invoices. However, if your governing tax agency requires you to collect 2+ taxes on transactions then you will need to follow the steps below:
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Step 1: In QuickBooks to go Taxes > Add/Edit Tax Rates and Agencies > New > Create a combined tax rate for every combination of taxes you are required to collect.
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​Step 2: Map each individual tax in Gazelle to the individual corresponding tax in QuickBooks. NOTE: You will map your Gazelle taxes to the individual component tax in QuickBooks (not the Combined tax rate).
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​Step 3: Add 2+ taxes to your invoices in Gazelle as you have always done.

Step 4: Done! Sync with QuickBooks and you will be all set.

So long as the combination of taxes on your Gazelle Invoice exists as a 'Tax Bundle' (or a 'Combined Tax Rate') in QuickBooks, Gazelle will use QuickBook's API to map the individual taxes on your Gazelle invoice to the appropriate tax bundle in QuickBooks.
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