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How to: Calculate and Apply Service Tax on Advance Payments

You can track advance payments received from customers and the related service tax amount. To calculate and apply service tax on advance payments, you must first set up the service tax. For more information, see How to: Set Up Service Tax.

You can calculate the service tax on advance payment for customers, vendors, and vouchers. The following procedure describes how to calculate the service tax on advance payment for customers and vendors, but the same steps also apply to cash receipt vouchers, cash payment vouchers, bank receipt vouchers, and bank payment vouchers.

To calculate service tax on advance payment using general journals

  1. In the Search box, enter General Journals, and then choose the related link.

  2. Fill in the required fields as described in the following table.

    Field Description

    Batch Name

    The general journal batch name.

    Posting Date

    The posting date for the general journal.

    Document Type

    Specify Payment to indicate that the document type is payment.

    Account Type

    The account type.

    Amount

    The total amount, including VAT.

    Bal. Account Type

    Specify G/L Account to indicate that the balancing account type is general journal account.

    Bal. Account No.

    The balancing account number for the general ledger.

    Service Tax Group Code

    The service tax group code.

    Service Tax Registration No.

    The service tax registration number.

    Serv. Tax on Advance Payment

    Select to specify that service tax has been paid in advance.

  3. On the Actions tab, in the Posting group, choose Post.

  4. Choose the OK button.

    You can apply service tax on advance payment for both sales orders and purchase orders. The following procedure describes how to apply advance payment for sales orders, but the same steps also apply to purchase orders.

To apply advance payment for sales orders

  1. In the Search box, enter Sales Orders, and then choose the related link.

  2. Select the required sales order, and on the Home tab, in the Manage group, choose Edit.

  3. On the General FastTab, fill in the fields as described in the following table.

    Field Description

    No.

    The sales order number.

    Sell-to Customer No.

    The number for the customer to whom the invoiced items are to be shipped.

    Structure

    The service tax structure.

    External Document No.

    The external document number that refers to the customer's numbering system.

  4. On the Lines FastTab, fill in the fields as described in the following table.

    Field Description

    Type

    Specify G/L Account to indicate that the order line is for a general ledger account.

    No.

    The general ledger account number.

    Quantity

    The number of units.

    Unit Price Excl. VAT

    The unit cost of the line item. The amount that you enter in this field is populated in the Line Amount Excl. VAT field.

  5. On the Invoicing FastTab, fill in the fields as described in the following table.

    Field Description

    Applies-to Doc. Type

    Specify Payment to indicate that the journal line will be applied to a service tax payment that has already been posted.

    Applies-to Doc. No.

    The document number to which the service tax payment is applied.

  6. On the Shipping FastTab, in the Location Code field, select the location code for the customer.

  7. On the Actions tab, in the Functions group, choose the Calculate Structure Values button.

  8. On the Actions tab, in the Posting, choose Post.

  9. In the dialog box, select one of the following options:

    • Ship

    • Invoice

    • Ship and Invoice

  10. Choose the OK button.

See Also

Tasks

How to: Set Up Service Tax
How to: Apply Service Tax Entries

Reference

Cash Payment Voucher
Bank Receipt Voucher
Bank Payment Voucher

Concepts

Service Tax Overview
Service Tax Entries for Invoices with Normal and Advance Payments

Other Resources

Sales Header Table
Gen. Journal Line Table
Cash Receipt Voucher Window