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The supplier must charge VAT on the goods purchased at the country of origin rate. For example, an Irish supplier charges VAT at 21%.
Post the invoice as two separate transactions:
A/C | Date | N/C | Net | VAT code | VAT |
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Supplier account reference | Date of the transaction | Nominal code for the purchase | Net element of the transaction | 2 | 0.00 |
Supplier account reference | Date of the transaction | Nominal code for the purchase | VAT element of the transaction | Custom | 0.00 |
How this affects the VAT Return - The net element posted using VAT code 2 appears in box 7. The VAT element is not included in the VAT Return.
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