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sage VAT return


Just doing my VAT return on sage and it is not registering VAT on my purchases. All figures on the correct tax code and showing correct every way I look at them except on the VAT retum. What have I done, is it possibly something I adjusted when altering VAT from 15% to 17.5% - except my sales figures are fine.
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Basics first...have you entered the correct dates in for the vat return/have you posted the purchase invoices/payments with the correct dates? When you print the vat return, have you looked at the detailed report? Whats on there?

Rob

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Have you looked at purchase and sales tax control accounts?

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Thanks for replying. I have used correct dates (have been using same system for 3 years) My control accounts for T1 etc all OK. Every way I look into the purchase invoices the VAT is clearly there at 17.5% on T1. When I look at my reports listing puchases for the quarter it gives me the correct total in the VAT column. But on the return no VAT on purchases. I could adjust the VAT manually as I have the figures of what it should be from my invoice and credit list but it doesn't seem right & surely shouldn't be necessary.

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If you do that you won't be able to reconcile it and then you won't know if you have anything which comes in late for the next return.

Do you have sagecover, it may be a problem with sage.  Or you could try posting the prob on the sage forum. 

www.sageforum.co.uk

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Could you have accidentally reconciled before running the whole thing? Perhaps run again but tick the box to include reconciled transactions?

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Reading this thread with interest do let us know how you get on jacmatt.
Tony

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Thanks for all who replyed. In the end I phoned my accountant's office and some saintly lady got me to send her my data over the internet and spent over an hour on the sage helpline for me. When I had altered the VAT back to 17.5% in January, I had ticked the 2 boxes, 'Include in tax return' was of course Ok, but I had also ticked 'reverse charges'.
So with one un-click all was well.
After 2 days of stress she saved my sanity!

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Yes, interesting thread. The joys of computer packages. Tick boxes are dangerous, there seem to be quite a few problems posted here which are a result of a boxes being ticked or not ticked by mistake.  There should be a prompt when you do them asking "are you sure you want to tick  this?" What does this 'reverse charges' mean anyway?

Glad you managed to sort it out though.

Carole

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I can't find it on my Sage! Reverse charges will be to do with EC sales.

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