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VAT changes

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Hi All

we want to change our VAT code due to reduce %  for 6 month in Ireland . Currently setup 23% but coming 6 month we have to charge 21% so please help me to change this tax code 23 to 21% in D365 FO. Do we need to create new tax code with 21% or we can change current 23% code . Which option is best and tell me steps we need to follow for changing code.

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    Junaid Idrees Profile Picture
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    Muhammad Rizwan,

    The best approach is to create new tax code with 21% and specify the date range (From and To)  on sales tax code >> value screen.

    1. Go to Tax Module >> In-direct taxes >> Sales Tax >> Sales Tax codes

    2. Create new Sales tax code

    3. Specify settlement period, Ledger posting group

    4. Click on Salex tax code button on top of the screen >> Click on value button

    5. Specify From and To date, value (21%)

    6. Add the new sales tax code in Sales Tax Group screen

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    saurabh bharti Profile Picture
    15,045 Moderator on at

    Hi Muhammad,

    You need not to create new VAT code, you can add one more line with effective date range for the same VAT code.

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    Ludwig Reinhard Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    Hello Muhammad,

    Agree with Saurabh, there is no need to create a new tax code, tax group or item sales tax group.

    The only thing that is needed is that you specify the new rate and a date range in the sales tax code form.

    My home country Germany has a similar tax rate change announced and we are doing something as follows:

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    Note: 

    There are special scenarios that are not fully covered in D365FO when it comes to those tax rate changes. 

    As an example, partial deliveries with partial returns that originate from a date before the tax rate change. 

    If you face those issues, manual tax changes might be needed. 

    So, please test things carefully. 

    Best regards, 

    Ludwig

  • MRizwan Profile Picture
    220 on at

    Thanks everyone . I will check and update you

  • MRizwan Profile Picture
    220 on at

    Thanks all done and working 

  • Chris__ Profile Picture
    40 on at

    Hello together,

    we have a similar problem that there are some credit notes from the reduced time. To change the tax itself is not a problem, but to book this on the right account is diffcult.

    We have for example these accounts (depend on item group  (article) and sales tax group in the customer)

    account 1: revenue domestic Productgroup A 19%

    account 2 :  revenue domestic Productgroup B 19%

    account 3: revenue domestic Productgroup A 16%

    account 4 :  revenue domestic Productgroup B 16%

    From my point of view, there is only the solution to change the item group and the sales tax group in the order/credit note.

    My problem is that the item group is not visible.

    Are there any other solutions available?

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