Generating the VAT Report
On invoicing, a company in the EU must charge VAT when your customer is domestic or located in another member state, and when the customer is not registered and arranges for the transport of goods from another location. These cases are identified by a blank tax code on the customer order and for the customer. Otherwise, enter a zero-rated tax code in the customer order and for the customer. If you can define the transaction as distance selling, you must know the threshold of the customer, and fill in the tax codes when appropriate.
Use the VAT Report form to extract information from invoice and voucher sales tax information, from the Invoice Register and A/P Voucher Register line items, and from the manual journal entries tax table. The information can be grouped in various ways to provide subtotal amounts that can be used to fill in the VAT reports that are required by tax authorities.
To set up the report: