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Hi kbriddon,
Thanks for joining in on this thread. CIS is not handled in the same way as VAT on the system - as CIS is deducted from the invoice and is not paid by the contractor to you like a customer would for VAT, you're not able to credit this, since you didn't receive this in the first place it's not possible to refund.
If you do need to credit a CIS invoice we would advise contacting your accountant for advise, as they may be able to input a journal to close the invoice.
Thanks again!
Hi there, PBS_117,
You're unable to select a CIS when you create a credit note. You'll want to create an expense to record the CIS payment. This way, it will show on your CIS report.
Let me show you how:
I've added these articles to help you manage CIS payments in QuickBooks Online:
Should you need anything else, don't hesitate to leave a comment below. I'm always around to help.
When a subcontractors credit is entered on the cis amount is not being calculated like it does for a invoice ?
Hi kbriddon,
Thanks for joining in on this thread. CIS is not handled in the same way as VAT on the system - as CIS is deducted from the invoice and is not paid by the contractor to you like a customer would for VAT, you're not able to credit this, since you didn't receive this in the first place it's not possible to refund.
If you do need to credit a CIS invoice we would advise contacting your accountant for advise, as they may be able to input a journal to close the invoice.
Thanks again!
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