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How to enter Self assessed GST to a PO

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Hi.

I'm using Dynamics 365 for Operations and I am trying to to enter a purchase order for an item that I have received. The invoice does not have PST or GST on it, so I will need to self assess the taxes, how do I go about entering this?

Thanks.

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  • Suggested answer
    Ludwig Reinhard Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi Roberto10,

    In the invoice form of your PO you can enter a sales tax group and item sales tax group that results in your sales tax code that you want to apply. If your vendor charges you a different tax amount you can modify the calculated sales tax amount in the temporary sales tax form that can be found in the financials tab.

    Best regards,

    Ludwig

  • Roberto10 Profile Picture
    162 on at

    Hi Ludwig.

    My vendor does not charge me for taxes at all. He just sends me a net amount I should pay him. But I have to self assess the taxes according to the province I have to pay. How do I do it correctly.

    Roberto.

  • Ludwig Reinhard Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi Roberto,

    Can you provide some additional information on the kind of tax and the country specific rules that require this self assessment?

    Best regards,

    Ludwig

  • Roberto10 Profile Picture
    162 on at

    Hi Ludwig.

    Here is an example:

    Seeds are normally sold to farmers who are GST exempt, so the company is not set up to charge GST. So we purchase (in this case $360.00 in seeds, and the invoice has no GST added) our bill is for $360.00. Because we are not a farmer we are responsible to self assess the GST and submit our portion of GST to the government.

    So in the system I would enter the total $406.80

    S/A GST                                                    -$18.00

    S/A PST                                                     -$28.80

    Total to pay to vendor                             $360.00

    Hope it helps,

    Roberto.

  • Ludwig Reinhard Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi Roberto,

    Can you have a look at how your sales tax codes are setup especially the calculation parameters that define how the GST is calculated?

    Is it actually a sales tax that you need to post or is the tax more like a withholding tax?

    Best regards,

    Ludwig

  • Roberto10 Profile Picture
    162 on at

    Thanks Ludwig.

    I will check if it helps.

  • Suggested answer
    Ludwig Reinhard Profile Picture
    Microsoft Employee on at

    Hi Roberto10,

    I tested this in my demo environment and believe that I got the right setup.

    Please test the following in a demo/test environment

    Setup sales tax codes

    vat8.png

    vat2.png

    Setup sales tax group

    vat3.png

    Setup item sales tax group

    vat4.png

    Create a new journal

    vat5.png

    Create lines

    vat6.png

    Calculated sales tax

    vat7.png

    Posted voucher

    vat8.png

    Best regards,

    Ludwig

  • Roberto10 Profile Picture
    162 on at

    Thanks you Ludwig.

    I will check your solution with my finance department.

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