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Hello there, jude-ballard!
I'm here to share some information about entering vat return.
Any items included in the exceptions report will have been included in the overall figure for VAT due. You do not need to re-enter these since they don't show on the VAT 100 report.
We can pull up either the VAT detail report or VAT 100 report within QuickBooks Online. With that, yes, we can get the total VAT additional amount under the previous period. We don't need to set up a fake one, as long they are already added to the system.
If you have other questions about it, please let us know. We are willing to help you further. Take care!
Hello there, jude-ballard!
I'm here to share some information about entering vat return.
Any items included in the exceptions report will have been included in the overall figure for VAT due. You do not need to re-enter these since they don't show on the VAT 100 report.
We can pull up either the VAT detail report or VAT 100 report within QuickBooks Online. With that, yes, we can get the total VAT additional amount under the previous period. We don't need to set up a fake one, as long they are already added to the system.
If you have other questions about it, please let us know. We are willing to help you further. Take care!
Hi, could someone clarify for me.
if I correct the VAt code for a transaction in a period where the VAT return has already been filed, this will show up in the current periods VAT exception report but will the corrected error amount be reported in the current periods VAt return as well or will a manual adjustment need to be made in box 1 or box 4
for example
in quarter 1 VAT submission the following sales transaction was made.
100 sale O% VAT
VAT return filed
Subsequently this transaction was corrected to 100 sales 20 VAT owed
will the £20 owed to HRmC be automatically reflected in the return so no further adjustments are required.
If so, can this method be used to correct any prior mistakes with VAT reporting for transaction where the VAT has already been filed?
Thanks
Let me clear things for you, Joce22.
If you make changes to your VAT code after filing, it will create an exception for that period. Before making any changes, it's important to consult with your accountant. If you don't have an accountant, we can assist you in finding one through this link: Find a ProAdvisor.
Moreover, please be aware that alterations to your return impact the VAT control and VAT suspense account. Additionally, it's essential to correct any past errors in the current period.
Additionally, I'm adding these articles to understand more about VAT exceptions in QuickBooks Online:
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