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I'm about to file first Flat Rate Scheme VAT through QB.There is a reverse charge invoice.If I use tax code 20.0% RC SG VAT is shown on box 4 but not box 1. Is it a bug?
HMRC says the following on this:
If your business "purchases services from outside the UK to which the reverse charge applies" - "these supplies should be dealt with outside of the Flat Rate Scheme. Exclude them from your flat rate turnover but record them in boxes 1 and 4 of your VAT Return, as you would under normal accounting. "
Hi Alexy,
This is a known issue at the moment with the reverse charge code that our engineers are working to resolve. In order to add you to the investigation please contact us via private message on either Twitter of Facebook so that we can take your company ID or email address as the community page would remove this if you post this.
Thanks
Emma
Hi,
Has this been fixed? I'm trying to submit my first VAT return using RC MPCC and am having the same issues under flat rate?
Thanks
Charlie
Thanks for joining this conversation, @Charlie Winter.
We received reports regarding users having the same issue. A ticket (INV-36974) has been created and forwarded to our Product Engineers. They're now working to fix this as quickly as possible.
In the meantime, I highly suggest contacting our Phone Support team so they can add you to our notification list. This will help our Engineers determine the number of affected users. An email notification will be sent to you once this has been resolved. I'll also inform you here when we get the update as well.
Here's how to reach them:
Just in case, I'll add these articles for future reference:
Please leave a comment in this thread if you have any other issues or concerns. I'll be here to help. Have a good one!
Hello - this was first raised in April 2019. I've encountered the same problem - July 21. Is there a fix or a work around please? I was considering trying the VAT code 20.0% RC MPCCs to see it that was a work around. However as new to Quickbooks & learning as I go I was unsure of the implications.
Help appreciated - thanks.
Thanks for joining this conversation, MrsGlynnie.
I'm pleased to let you know that you can now adjust the Box 1 value for the customers on the Flat Rate VAT Scheme. Any adjustments you make to Box 1 (VAT due on sales and other outputs) no longer affect Box 6 (net value of sales).
Here's how to do it:
You can find additional information about the process by following this article: Flat Rate Scheme (FRS) in QuickBooks Online.
I'll be around if you have other questions about the FRS. I'm here to help.
Hi MrsGlynnie!
Thanks for the reply.
We only need to make sure that we selected the right VAT codes. Once the code has been selected and the transaction is saved, QuickBooks will automatically account for the reverse charge and the VAT will be reflected on your VAT return
You'll want to check these articles to help you understand more how to handle VAT in QuickBooks Online:
Leave a comment again here if you have other concerns. Take care!
I have been in touch with quickbooks regarding this problem many times over the past 2 years and always get the same reply " Their engineers are working on it ". It seems to me that they have no intention of fixing this problem or they would have fixed it by now. I have had to use bridging software to correct my VAT returns.
If you are on the Flat rate scheme, buy reverse charge services from abroad and submit your VATreturns through QBO you will end up owing HMRC money. A worrying thing about this is that some QBO customers on the FRS may not have noticed this.
Ian R Shaw
Regency Organics Ltd.
I notified QBO about this 2 years ago and several times since. They are well aware of the problem and have done nothing..
Ian R Shaw
Regency Organics Ltd.
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