https://community.squareup.com/t5/Archived-Discussions-Read-Only/Deposit-fee/m-p/123998#M32692 <P>I'm pretty sure it wouldn't be hard to implement late fees, but passing your processing fees onto your customers is a different matter.&nbsp; First off, some states make it illegal to do so, so you wouldn't be able to directly pass those fees onto them if you live in one of those states.&nbsp; You would need to ask your state's taxing authority, or a good business lawyer, about the legality of doing this.&nbsp; If it's not legal, there are a few work-arounds you could use.&nbsp; Many people here have suggested simply increasing all of your prices by an amount that would cover your processing costs (typically 2.75%, although that can vary depending on the method that the charge is entered and which system you're using.)&nbsp; Then, at checkout you can offer cash/check/gift-card, etc paying customers a courtesy discount of about that same percentage so they don't pay for process costs that they're not causing.&nbsp;</P> Thu, 06 Jun 2019 20:22:11 GMT GlassJudy 2019-06-06T20:22:11Z https://community.squareup.com/t5/Archived-Discussions-Read-Only/Deposit-fee/m-p/123974#M32691 <P>I would like to charge my clients deposit fees and late fees. Is that possible to do?&nbsp;</P> Thu, 06 Jun 2019 17:53:30 GMT https://community.squareup.com/t5/Archived-Discussions-Read-Only/Deposit-fee/m-p/123974#M32691 Rosad 2019-06-06T17:53:30Z https://community.squareup.com/t5/Archived-Discussions-Read-Only/Deposit-fee/m-p/123998#M32692 <P>I'm pretty sure it wouldn't be hard to implement late fees, but passing your processing fees onto your customers is a different matter.&nbsp; First off, some states make it illegal to do so, so you wouldn't be able to directly pass those fees onto them if you live in one of those states.&nbsp; You would need to ask your state's taxing authority, or a good business lawyer, about the legality of doing this.&nbsp; If it's not legal, there are a few work-arounds you could use.&nbsp; Many people here have suggested simply increasing all of your prices by an amount that would cover your processing costs (typically 2.75%, although that can vary depending on the method that the charge is entered and which system you're using.)&nbsp; Then, at checkout you can offer cash/check/gift-card, etc paying customers a courtesy discount of about that same percentage so they don't pay for process costs that they're not causing.&nbsp;</P> Thu, 06 Jun 2019 20:22:11 GMT https://community.squareup.com/t5/Archived-Discussions-Read-Only/Deposit-fee/m-p/123998#M32692 GlassJudy 2019-06-06T20:22:11Z