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Reverse charge - non deductible

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Hi guys,

I am trying to set up a non-deductible reverse charge tax code.

So for these particular invoices, we need to code it to a Reverse Charge tax code but cannot claim the input credit. So the net amount of the invoice should post to the income statement as normal, the sales side of the reverse charge should post to the VAT Payable account but we can't claim the input credit, so that amount also needs to hit the income statement.

I have set up 2 tax codes - a positive and negative and I have set the negative to be 100% non-deductible in the Values section.

I have added these codes to the VAT Group and created a new Item VAT Group with these two codes.

I have tested it on an invoice but it is posting to both the VAT Payable (correct!) and VAT Receivable (incorrect!) accounts.

Any ideas? Thank you!

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  • Ramit Paul Profile Picture
    22,797 Most Valuable Professional on at

    Hi,

    Can you kindly share the entry which is posted and your expected entry?

    We can test and share the suggestion

  • ssullivan20190 Profile Picture
    80 on at

    Hi, thanks for your reply.

    I raised a supplier invoice for stationery for :

    €50 + Reverse charge VAT of 23%  (€11.50)

    The reverse charge tax codes that I used are in the attached - I selected the negative side of the reverse charge to be 100% non-deductible

    The entries I expected are:

    Dr Stationery (Income statement)                                                                              50

    Cr VAT Payable  (as it is a reverse charge)                                                                                11.50

    Dr Stationery (Income Statement) (as the VAT is not recoverable for us)                 11.50

    Cr Vendor                                                                                                                                  50

    6366.Book1.xlsxHowever, what posted was:

    Dr Stationery (Income statement)  (correct)                                                             50

    Dr VAT Payable     (incorrect)                                                                                    11.50              

    Dr VAT Receivable    (incorrect)                                                                                 11.50

    Cr Vendor                (incorrect)                                                                                                         73

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    Gaurangkumar Jani Profile Picture
    4,534 User Group Leader on at

    Hi Ssullivan20190,

    Please use USE TAX instead of Reverse charge or just create one Normal Sales Tax Code with Full Deductible.

    Reverse charge functionality will not allow using "Non-Deductible TAX".

    Please let us know if this helps.

    Thanks,

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