This article explains the purpose of the Journals Not on Report feature and its implications for VAT reporting.
Purpose of the Journals Not on Report
- The Journals Not on Report highlights any manual journals that have been posted but are not included in the VAT return.
- This report is for reference only and does not require any clearing down.
Key Points to Note
Impact on Nominal Accounts:
- If a journal is posted and excluded from the VAT return, the nominal accounts for VAT will be adjusted.
- However, the adjustment will not reflect on the VAT return itself.
Potential for Imbalances:
- Excluding manual VAT journals from the VAT return can create imbalances between the nominal ledger and the VAT return.
- This can lead to discrepancies in your financial reporting.
Handling Manual VAT Journals:
- To avoid potential issues, it is essential to seek guidance before processing manual VAT journals.
- Always consult the helpdesk for advice to ensure that journals are processed correctly and align with VAT reporting requirements.
Best Practices
- Use this report as a monitoring tool for manual journal entries.
- Regularly review the Journals Not on Report to ensure all VAT adjustments are correctly handled.
- Minimise manual VAT journal entries to reduce the risk of imbalances.
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