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Moisis
April 10, 2024
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Reverse Charge Code

  • April 10, 2024
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I have found the 20.0% RC Tax Code, but I would like to create new tax code for 19% Reverse Charge. 

Is that possible?

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SirielJeaB
April 10, 2024

I'll guide you through creating a new tax code in QuickBooks Online (QBO), Moisis.

 

Let's begin by going to the Taxes menu, then proceed to the following steps below:

 

  1. Select VAT.
  2. Hit the Add tax option at the top right corner.
  3. Click the Tax rate tab.
  4. Enter a tax name and its description.
  5. Choose a tax agency.
  6. Hit Sales and/or Purchases.
  7. Fill in the tax rate and other necessary details.
  8. Tap Save.

 

For further information on configuring taxes in the system, check out this article: Set up and edit VAT settings, codes and rates in QuickBooks Online.

 

Here are some articles you can refer to when having VAT adjustments and understanding VAT codes in QBO:

 

 

Please touch base with me here for all of your tax-related inquiries. You can count on me for information and references. Simply hit the Reply button below. Keep safe.

 

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MoisisAuthor
April 10, 2024

Hi Siriel,

 

Thanks for your response. I know how to add taxes as I have already added one that I need.

 

The issue I have is that I cant see how i can create a reverse charge tax code which needs to be configured accordingly for the tax report

 

Basically I need a duplicate of the 20% Reverse Charge with a different percentage

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Ivan_G
April 10, 2024

Thanks for providing clarifying information, Moisis.

 

If you're referring to creating a new customized tax code, we can utilize the Tax rate tab that my colleague provided. This way, you can use it in QuickBooks Online (QBO) whenever needed.

 

Here's how:

 

  1. Log in to your QuickBooks account. Then, go to the Taxes menu.
  2. Click Add tax and select Tax rate.
  3. Add a Tax name. You can also add a description if necessary.
  4. Choose a Tax agency. Then, select where to apply the rate: Sales or Purchases. You may also use this in both selections.
  5. On the Sales rate or Purchase rate, enter 19%. Then, fill out the rest of the form accurately.
  6. Once done, click Save.

 

For additional reference, please review this article: Create a new VAT code in QuickBooks Online.

 

However, if you're referring to using a 19% reverse charge instead of 20%, this is not an option in QBO. Please be guided that QBO only allows a standard tax rate of 5% or 20% as per HMRC regulations.

 

To achieve your goal, you'll have to apply an adjustment to your VAT liability in QBO. Take note that if you proceed with adjusting your VAT, it will affect your returns and VAT-related data. It's best to reach out to your accountant before applying some adjustments.

 

Moreover, I'm adding this article as your guide to managing VAT exemptions in QuickBooks: VAT exceptions and reports in QuickBooks Online.

 

If you have more concerns about managing your VAT, don't hesitate to reply to this thread. We're always happy to help.

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