EBT tax exemptions on Clover, handled.

Label items in your Clover inventory as EBT-eligible once. At checkout, EBTax splits the order and removes sales tax from eligible items — no math at the register, no compliance headaches.

EBTax running on a Clover Flex POS device
How it works

Three steps, minutes to set up.

EBTax works with your existing Clover inventory and tax settings.

1
Install on your Clover
Get EBTax from the Clover App Market. It uses your existing Clover account and tax settings — no new tax rules to build.
2
Label EBT-eligible items
Mark the items in your inventory that qualify for EBT/SNAP. You do this once, and update it whenever your inventory changes.
3
Apply at checkout
On an open order, EBTax splits line items into an EBT-eligible group (tax-exempt) and a non-EBT group (taxed normally). Totals and receipts come out right.
Features

Built for speed, privacy, and compliance.

Everything happens on your device, inside your Clover account.

Runs entirely on-device
EBTax has no ability to connect to the internet on its own. Your business data and your customers' information never leave the Clover platform.
Uses your existing tax settings
No tax rules to recreate and no categories to map. EBTax reads the tax configuration already in your Clover account.
Handles mixed carts
Taxable and EBT-eligible items in the same order are split automatically, so each group is taxed correctly.
No checkout slowdown
The exemption applies in the normal transaction flow on the register. Your line keeps moving.
All major Clover devices
Works on Clover Station, Station Duo, Flex, and Mini. If your Clover accepts EBT, EBTax works with it.
Direct support
Questions go straight to the engineers who built EBTax. No ticket queues, no offshore support teams.
Who it's for

If you accept EBT on Clover, this is for you.

Grocery stores
High-volume EBT transactions with mixed carts of taxable and non-taxable items. EBTax handles the split automatically.
Convenience stores
Fast-paced environments where staff can't afford to manually adjust taxes on every EBT order. EBTax removes that step.
Farmers markets
Mobile Clover setups at markets and pop-ups. EBTax works on Clover Flex and Mini, so you stay compliant wherever you sell.
FAQ

Common questions about EBTax.

What does EBTax do?

EBTax lets you designate items in your Clover inventory as EBT-eligible, then applies sales tax exemptions to those items on open orders. It splits the order into an EBT-eligible group (tax-exempt) and a non-EBT group (taxed normally), so totals and receipts come out correct.

Which Clover devices does it work with?

EBTax works with Clover devices including Clover Station, Clover Flex, Clover Mini, and Clover Station Duo.

Do I need to configure tax rules manually?

No new tax rules are needed. EBTax uses the tax settings already in your Clover account. You label the items that are EBT-eligible, and EBTax handles the exemption on the order.

Does EBTax send my data anywhere?

No. EBTax runs entirely on your Clover device and within your Clover account. It does not collect, store, or transmit your business data or your customers' information to NolaByte or anyone else. See the EBTax Privacy Policy for details.

Does EBTax make my store compliant with tax law?

EBTax is designed to support compliance with USDA SNAP guidelines and state rules requiring tax exemption on EBT-eligible purchases. You remain responsible for correctly designating which items are eligible and for your business's overall tax compliance — see the EBTax Terms.

What types of businesses use EBTax?

Grocery stores, convenience stores, gas stations, farmers markets, and any Clover merchant that accepts EBT/SNAP payments.

Support

Talk to the people who built it.

Setup questions, billing, feature requests, or anything else — email us and you'll hear back from an engineer within one business day.

EBTax support

Email contact@nolabyte.io with "EBTax" in the subject line, or use the contact form.

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