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How to map your simPRO tax codes to control codes in Xero: Xero has decided to change some of its tax codes. This will be done in a new version at the end of March 2013. Two codes are dumped and 3 new codes are introduced. These tax codes are used for sales to customers subject to VAT in the EC. These can be goods or services. If you do not associate tax codes, Xero uses the tax code defined on the nominal account in Xero, not the tax code defined in simPRO. It is important to note that historical transactions with the codes, exempt from GST and without GST are not changed. Only transactions made after the update or that have not yet been “approved” will display the new tax codes. Review any transactions you created as repeating invoices or as drafts after the update to make sure they are correct. These codes are used for the purchase of goods from suppliers established in the EC. These tax codes are used for goods and services with standard valuation, e.B repairs and maintenance, telephone, rent. Xero abandons 2 tax codes at the end of March – “GST Exempt” and “No GST”.

These are replaced by 3 new codes: “BAS Excluded”, “GST-free fees” and “GST-free capital”. After setting up the accounting link, you need to log in to Xero and associate your accounts and tax codes in simPRO with their corresponding Xero accounts and codes so that your simPRO transactions are sent correctly to Xero. Home > BR Blog > BR Blog tax codes > used by Xero, Sage and QuickBooks accounting software These are the reduced tax codes used for items such as home energy and child car seats. An organisation must take into account transactions with correct tax codes to ensure that its VAT return complies with the relevant HMRC rules. The above has been provided to understand these rules and facilitate the use of new software if you are familiar with the control codes used in another. Map your simPRO tax codes to Xero`s to ensure your transactions are recorded with the correct tax codes for income and expenses. Xero automatically “maps” new codes to old codes – you don`t have to do anything. For users who have changed the name of the old codes, there may be issues, and Xero will contact these users individually when the time comes to ensure that the transition goes smoothly. We`re seeing an increase in the use of cloud accounting software, and there are cases where a company is transitioning from one software to another. I was recently asked to review the different tax laws used and make a comparison between the most common software to provide a list to help our team and clients in this exercise.

I understand how confusing this can be as I had to adapt from using Sage to Xero and QuickBooks and their VAT codes. Hopefully, the following table will help: As a bonus, after this next update, you can create your own TPS-free and BAS-excluded codes and rates – useful if you have specific requirements for your business that aren`t covered by standard Xero. These codes are used when you need to factor in VAT on services you purchase from businesses based outside the UK. Your email address will not be published. Mandatory fields are marked * Xero does not expect any problems with this update, but if you have any problems, you should contact Xero support or go: Transactions without VAT, such as salaries, bank and cash transfers, PAYE/NI contributions, dividends – these do not appear in the VAT return Here is a table (from Xero) that explains how the mapping works: EC (Zero Rated) acquisitions, which are used for purchases from suppliers in the EC. Items that must be declared in the VAT return, such as children`s clothing, books, newspapers, travel, most food, medicines, sales to countries outside the EU. T23 – Purchases of zero-value or exempt services from suppliers in the EC For all transactions that you do not wish to include in the BAS, e.B. non-deductible personal drawings or entertainment – formerly exempt from GST and/or no GST transactions that are GST-free, e.B. bank charges, donations, GST-free food, etc. – were previously not exempt from GST from VAT and therefore non-taxable, such as: insurance, financing and loans, fundraising, subscriptions to member organisations, Stamps. Save my name, email address, and website in this browser to comment next time.

Your Xero accounts are linked to your US: Cost Center cost centers. A method of separating business operating costs for reporting and financial management., Payment methods A type of payment that your business accepts, such as cash, credit cards, vouchers, etc. and financial defaults in simPRO. You can access the accounting link to ensure that these areas have been correctly assigned to your simPRO chart of accounts. If you would like more information or have any questions, please contact your partner Barnes Roffe for more information. Tracked inventory in Xero has nothing to do with inventory tracking in simPRO. Inventory logs generated by simPRO are transferred to Xero as manual logs. For more information, see What is inventory tracking?. . T4 – Sale of goods to customers subject to VAT in the EC In the case of B2B transactions, it is the customer who must pay the VAT due via the reverse charge mechanism.

If the customer is not subject to VAT, the applicable UK VAT rate will be charged. Acquisitions of fixed assets without GST, electronic computers . B purchased abroad.. .

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