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VAT Ledger

View and analyze VAT-related transactions with filtering, grouping, and export options.

Q1. What is the VAT Ledger?

  • The VAT Ledger is a report that displays all VAT-related transactions within a selected date range. It shows details such as transaction type, contact, VAT profile, currency, net amount, VAT amount, and gross amount.

Q2. Where can I access the VAT Ledger?

  • Go to Reports > VAT Ledger.

Q3. How do I change the date range?

  • Click on the Date Range dropdown. You may select preset options such as This Month, This Financial Quarter, This Financial Year, Last Month, Last Financial Quarter, or Last Financial Year.

  • You may also manually select a custom start and end date.

Q4. Can I group VAT transactions?

  • Yes. Click on Group By and choose from:

    • None

    • VAT Profile

    • VAT Type

Q5. Can I filter VAT transactions?

  • Yes. Click on Filter and apply filters based on available fields such as:

    • Account Name

    • Account Type

    • Contact

    • Currency

    • VAT Profile

    • VAT Type

    • Transaction Type

    • Transaction Reference

    • VAT Rate (%)

    • Net (base currency)

    • VAT (base currency)

  • Click Apply to activate the selected filters.

Q6. Can I customize the VAT Ledger columns?

  • Yes. Click the settings icon and choose Adjust Columns. You may select, remove, or rearrange columns such as:

    • Account Code

    • Account Name

    • Account Type

    • Tracking Tags

    • VAT (base currency)

    • VAT Adj. (base currency)

    • Net (Source)

    • VAT (Source)

    • Gross (Source)

    • VAT Adj. (Source)

    • VAT Type

    • VAT Rate (%)

    • Contact Tax ID

    • FX Rate: Source to Tax

    • Contact

    • VAT Profile

    • Currency

    • Net (base currency)

    • Gross (base currency)

  • Click Save after making changes.

Q7. Can I add notes to my VAT Ledger?

  • Yes, enable Print Report Notes in Reports → VAT Ledger → Configuration Icon → Display Options to add and format notes below the report. These notes will be included in the exported report.

Q8. Is it possible to include exchange rates in my VAT Ledger?

  • Yes, enable Print Exchange Rates in Reports → VAT Ledger → Configuration Icon → Display Options to display them below the report. They will also appear in the exported report.

Q9. Can I round the values in my VAT Ledger?

  • Yes, enable Print Rounded Values in Reports → VAT Ledger → Configuration Icon → Display Options to round all values to whole numbers. This also applies to the exported report.

Q10. Can I use templates in the VAT Ledger?

  • Yes. You can select an existing template such as Standard VAT Ledger.
    You may also click Add New Template to create a customized VAT Ledger layout.

Q11. Can I export the VAT Ledger?

  • Yes. Click the download icon to export the VAT Ledger based on your selected date range, filters, grouping, and column settings.

Q12. What transactions appear in the VAT Ledger?

  • The VAT Ledger includes VAT-applicable transactions such as invoices and bills that use VAT profiles.

Q13. Does the VAT Ledger support multi-currency?

  • Yes. If your organization uses multi-currency, the VAT Ledger can display amounts in both the source currency and the tax currency, depending on the columns selected in the report.

  • Note: The tax currency is always the organization’s base currency, which is defined during organization creation.

Q14. What is the difference between base currency and source currency in the VAT Ledger?

  • Base Currency

    • The base currency is the organization’s default currency configured during organization creation. This also serves as the tax currency used in the VAT Ledger.

    • If a transaction is recorded in a different currency, the VAT Ledger automatically converts the transaction amounts into the base currency for reporting and tax computation purposes.

  • Source Currency

    • The source currency refers to the original currency in which the transaction was recorded.

    • For example, fields such as Net (Source), VAT (Source), and Gross (Source) display the original transaction amounts before conversion into the base currency.

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