--- title: "NetSuite tax code no account for Administrators - Payhawk Help Center" slug: "unable-to-export-payments-for-this-expense-please-check-employee-vendor-active-n" description: "Fix the tax code error in Oracle NetSuite: set a tax account on the tax type of the selected tax code, or remove the tax code from the expense and export again." updated: 2026-10-22T10:56:13Z published: 2026-10-22T10:56:13Z canonical: "payhawk.com/unable-to-export-payments-for-this-expense-please-check-employee-vendor-active-n" --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://payhawk.com/help/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Please check that the selected tax code have tax account set in NetSuite. ## Error message ```plaintext Please check that the selected tax code have tax account set in NetSuite. ``` ## Affected ERP integrations - Oracle NetSuite ## Cause When exporting journals to Oracle NetSuite, if a tax code is selected on the expense, the tax code must have a tax account configured in the ERP. The tax account is automatically set in the journal line during export. In Oracle NetSuite, the tax account is defined in the tax type associated with the tax code in **Tax Code** > **Tax Type** > **Tax Account**. This error occurs when the tax account is missing from the tax type configuration. ## Solution To resolve this issue, use either of the following approaches. ### Set the tax account in Oracle NetSuite 1. Log in to the ERP. 2. Navigate to **Setup** > **Accounting** > **Tax Codes**. 3. Locate the tax code referenced in the error. 4. Open the associated tax type. 5. Verify that a tax account is set. If missing, add the appropriate tax account. 6. Save the changes. 7. Return to Payhawk and retry the export. ![Tax code details including VAT type, purchase tax account, and sales tax account information.](https://cdn.payhawk.com/Adm%3AIntegrations%3AError%20messages/selected%20tax%20code%20ns.png) ### Remove the tax code and tax amount from the expense 1. In Payhawk, open the expense showing the error. 2. Remove the tax code and tax amount from the expense line item. 3. Click on **Review** to export the expense again.