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Payment of invoices that include tax |
Learn about payment of an invoice that includes tax, including a step-by-step process and outline on validating financial entries. |
epodkolzina |
epodkolzina |
how-to |
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06/03/2019 |
johnmichalak |
India |
2019-06-01 |
10.0.4 |
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Follow these steps to post an invoice that includes sales tax.
- Go to Accounts receivable > Payments > Payment journal.
- Create a record.
- In the Name field, select a value.
- On the Setup tab, select the Amounts include sales tax check box.
- Select Lines.
- Create a customer advance payment journal.
- Select Functions > Settlement.
- In the Invoice field, select a value.
- Close the page.
- Save the record.
- Select Post > Post.
- Close the message that you receive.
Validate the financial entries by selecting Inquiries > Voucher.
The following table shows the tax entries that are generated when an invoice payment is made in various scenarios.
Transaction details | Example | Tax entries that are generated during settlement |
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Invoice = Payment |
Invoice amount: 12,000.00 Payment amount: 12,000.00 |
No tax entries are generated. |
Invoice < Payment |
Invoice amount: 6,000.00 Payment amount: 12,000.00 Note that if either a Harmonized System of Nomenclature (HSN) code or a Services Accounting Code (SAC) is defined for the journal, tax is calculated and posted on the journal amount. |
Related voucher IGST interim payable account Cr. 1,000.00 IGST payable account Dr. 1,000.00 |
Invoice > Payment |
Invoice amount: 24,000.00 Payment amount: 12,000.00 without tax |
No tax entries are generated. |
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