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Glad to see you in the Community, aqadir.
May I know the business location? This is to ensure I can provide a timely solution to your concern.
Based on the details shared on the post, it looks like you’re using a non-US product. To help remove the VAT, let’s go to the account and then select the appropriate code.
Here’s how:
I also suggest reaching out to an accountant for guidance on which specific tax code to use. This is to ensure all tax forms and payments are correct.
For future reference, see the Common VAT Codes guide. It provides a complete list of taxes as well as information when to use each one.
After following these steps, you can seamlessly review all entries.
Keep me posted if you need further assistance while working in QBO. I’ll be glad to assist you further. Enjoy the rest of the day.
Hi,
Thanks for the reply..
I am from Saudi Arabia..
As Suggested tried Clicking the Tax code drop-down to choose Exempt or No VAT.
But there is 5% VAT option Showing only.. No Other option to choose..
Regards,
AQUIL
Thank you for providing additional information and a screenshot above, aqadir. This helps me in providing you with accurate resolution.
All bank transactions need to have a code when you add them to your books. QuickBooks lets you select the No VAT (0% Purchases) code for your expenses and No VAT (0% Sales) on for your interest transactions.
The option to select the No VAT tax code in your bank transactions is unavailable. However, you can set up or add transactions in QuickBooks and match them with your downloaded staff salaries so you're able to select the No Vat option. Here's how:
Once done, select the No Vat/Exempt option in the Tax code field. Then, select the Add button to complete the process.
Continue reviewing all your bank transactions to keep your account updated. For the detailed steps, kindly refer to this article: Categorise online bank transactions in QuickBooks Online. It also contains details on how to split transactions between multiple accounts and exclude your personal or duplicate transactions.
I'd also recommend reconciling your accounts every month to keep them accurate and monitor your business progress. To learn more, you can refer to this article: Reconcile an account in QuickBooks Online.
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