Business - How to Not use Invoices?
Liz
edodd at billiau.net
Mon Jul 4 18:28:48 EDT 2016
On Mon, 04 Jul 2016 17:30:23 +0100
"Maf. King" <maf at chilwell.net> wrote:
> Nope, you can just record them as normal transactions, but you have
> to manually split the VAT portion into the relevant VAT account.
>
> eg:
> Buy £60 fuel on credit card
> Credit card: £60
> Expenses:Fuel:£50
> Vat:Box4 £10
>
> (assuming 20% VAt as in the UK) - I've given up trying to get the
> columns correct in emails... hopefully you get the idea though.
My method...
For 10% GST - change the values as required
Start the entry from the paying account (say credit card)
Enter the date, the seller, start with Expenses:Fuel and put in the
total 60.00
now Split the transaction
on the Expenses:Fuel line now make it
60.00/11*10
USE The UP or DOWN Arrow
You now have a value which doesn't belong to anything in the accounts,
which is 60.00/11 in this example
Call this GST / VAT
all is balanced and you can hit ENTER
Liz
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