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Hello,
In Pakistan, we have certain taxes that need to be accounted when we receive the payment. I have built a scenario below for reference. How would I treat the below transaction in QuickBooks Online?
Total Invoice Value: Rs. 100
GST @15% (Applicable on Invoice value): Rs. 15
50% GST with-held by Customer: Rs. 7.5
Income Tax with-held by Customer @6.5%: Rs. 7.47 (Applicable on Invoice value + Total GST)
Net Received in Bank: Rs. 100 (Invoice Value + 50% GST).
Thanks for posting to the Community, @Saadi693.
To account for these GST taxes, I suggest following the steps in this article: Setting up QuickBooks for GST. This way, you'll have your details set up correctly, from adding your GSTIN details to recording your GSTIN of customers and creating a GST invoice.
On the other hand, you'll want to set up a withholding tax item and set up an expense account to track the charges.
Step 1: Set up a withholding tax expense account:
Step 2: Set up a withholding tax expense item:
You can go through this article for the other steps (move to Step 3): How do I record tax withheld by my customer?
Additionally, this will give you insights on how to record multiple customer payments or partial payments: Record invoice payments in QuickBooks Online
Feel free to add a comment below if you other QuickBooks concerns. I'm always here to back you up. More power to your business!
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