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How do I book a reverse charge purchase invoice?
How do I book a reverse charge purchase invoice?
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Written by Ryan Voerman
Updated over a month ago

When booking reverse charge purchases, it’s important to correctly record the invoice so that your VAT return reflects the purchase correctly. InformerOnline simplifies this process by allowing you to easily book reserve charge purchase invoices with the correct VAT treatment.

Reverse charge purchase invoices

Checking settings

To use the easy reserve chargepurchase invoices process, you'll need to check the settings. To do so, follow the steps below:

  1. Navigate to Settings in the left-hand menu;

  2. Choose VAT;

  3. In the top right, click on Reverse charge and ICV ;

  4. Activate the setting Reserve charge (inland);

  5. Save to activate.

Note: For new administrations, the necessary general ledger accounts will already be set up. For older administrations (created before 15-11-16), you may need to manually configure the accounts. Detailed guidance on setting up general ledger accounts for VAT reverse charge, EU purchases, and non-EU purchases can be found in the help item Ledger accounts for VAT reverse charge, EU purchases & Non-EU purchases.

Book a reserve charge purchase invoice

Once the setting is enabled you can book the reserve charge purchase invoice. To do so, follow the steps below:

  1. Navigate to Expenses in the left-hand menu;

  2. Open an existing purchase invoice from the To Process list or click New to add a new invoice;

  3. By default, the VAT section is set to Exclusive VAT. Open and change to VAT reverse-charge (inland);

  4. Enter the rest of the invoice details as usual;

  5. Save to book the purchase invoice;

By selecting VAT reverse-charge (inland) under the VAT section, the system will automatically handle the VAT entries in the background. The invoice will be processed correctly in your VAT return under Section 2a: VAT reverse-charge purchase invoices, ensuring compliance with VAT rules for non-EU transactions.

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