Does anyone have experience of configuring Acumatica Taxes to enable Irish VAT Reporting/Returns ?
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Irish VAT Returns
Best answer by dcomerford
Basically you probably need 5 Tax rates you need 23% (Goods), 13.5% (Services) and 9 % (reduced rates), Exempt and Outside Scope both 0% but needed for reporting. VAT is an output tax on sales and an input tax on Purchases. The Product and Customer/Vendor will drive the rate charges so zones and categories will be used as generally the item determines the Tax rate but the customer/vendor may an exemption certificate or they may be in a country outside of the EU and therefore outside the scope of VAT.
Here is the revenue link on VAT
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+19Hello,
Are you having a problem with your Reporting? Do you have a question about Irish VAT?
Please provide details of your problem or question so that we may answer. Thank you.
Laura
Hi Laura,
We need to set up Taxes to provide VAT Reporting for a customer in Ireland. I don’t know anything about Irish VAT so was wondering if anyone had experience of this and could help me.
Thanks
Mike
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+19Hello,
I recommend the following:
- Begin with following Acumatica VAT Training guide, training class F335.
- Investigate how VAT is configured in Acumatica-provided demo tenants.
- Ask your client for screen shots of how VAT was configured in the prior system, and samples of VAT reports from the prior system.
- Work closely with your client to test a few documents, different scenarios in Acumatica in their UAT/Test tenant to finalize your settings.
If you have an error message that you cannot solve, or if the tax doesn’t properly calculate, or resulting tax report is not correct, post details here so we may assist.
Laura
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Hi Laura,
Thanks for your response.
I have done F335, I am familiar with how zones, categories and rates etc work. I am however not familiar with Irish VAT, so was simply asking if anyone else had already done it as it would have been helpful. If not I will continue to work with the client to try and figure it out ourselves.
Thanks
Mike
+15Basically you probably need 5 Tax rates you need 23% (Goods), 13.5% (Services) and 9 % (reduced rates), Exempt and Outside Scope both 0% but needed for reporting. VAT is an output tax on sales and an input tax on Purchases. The Product and Customer/Vendor will drive the rate charges so zones and categories will be used as generally the item determines the Tax rate but the customer/vendor may an exemption certificate or they may be in a country outside of the EU and therefore outside the scope of VAT.
Here is the revenue link on VAT
Dermot Comerford
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