Business software for Jamaica
Run the till, the stock, deliveries and the books in Jamaican dollars, with GCT the way the Tax Administration Jamaica expects. Price in Jamaican dollars, charge GCT where it applies, and see what you charged and what you can claim back for each return.
Your currency and GCT
Jamaican dollar (JMD)
Your company keeps its books in Jamaican dollars. Customers and suppliers can use other currencies, converted at the rates you set.
GCT at 15%
Set GCT (General Consumption Tax) at the 15% standard rate, plus any zero-rated, exempt or other rates your business uses. Receipts and invoices show it, and the tax return report adds up each period.
Check with the TAJ
Rates, registration thresholds and filing dates are set by the Tax Administration Jamaica and change from time to time. Aurient lets you change rates yourself; your accountant has the final word.
Plans
Billed monthly in US dollars.
Shop
US$99 a month- The till, with returns, shifts and cash-ups
- Works offline
- Customer screen, barcode labels
- Loyalty points
Restaurant
US$149 a month- Everything in Shop
- Tables and the floor plan
- Kitchen and bar screens
- Split bills, service charge, tips
Wholesale
US$199 a month- Quotes, orders and invoices
- Customer accounts and statements
- Routes, runs and the driver screen
- Customers pay online
Manufacturing
US$249 a month- Recipes and production orders
- Batches, lots, traceability
- Production costs and yields
- Manufacturing reports
By kind of business
Questions people ask
How much does Aurient cost in Jamaica?
Plans are billed monthly in US dollars, one price for the whole company. There are 14 days free.
Does Aurient handle GCT?
Yes. Name the tax GCT, set the 15% standard rate and any other rates you use, and the tax return report adds up GCT charged and GCT paid for each period.
Can I keep my books in Jamaican dollars?
Yes. The Jamaican dollar is your company currency; other currencies are converted at the rates you set.
Other countries
Know where you stand.
Start free for 14 days. Bring your items over, ring up a practice sale, and see tomorrow morning’s brief.