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This functionality might not be available in the standard NAV version. |
Overview
This document is a quick reference for how to set up and work with VAT Partial Attribution functionality.
How to find
In the beginning, you need to create new VAT Product Posting Groups for VAT Partial Attribution purposes and create a VAT Posting Setup for them. Than Then VAT Part Attribution can be activated in Purchases & Payables Setup.
New VAT Product Posting groups
It’s necessary to create two new VAT Posting groups, e.g. see below:
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PARTIALPRO - Partial Provision
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Purchases & Payables Setup
In Purchases the Purchase & Payables setup, a new created VAT Product Groups have to be chosen, VAT Part Attribution has to be activated and VAT Partial Attribution Rates have to be filled in, see the pictures.
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G/L Account Card
In the G/L Account Card, it is possible to preset whether the account is subject of the VAT Partial Attribution. Mentioned preset value can be of course changed at the purchase/sales documents.
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Purchase Invoice
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How to proceed
For the using the VAT Partial Attribution, make sure that you have the column of the same name visible in Purchase Invoice lines. If you use the Full Attribution value in G/L Account Card, a default will be set the same value. So if you want to use Partial Attribution for some Purchase Invoice line, you have to switch the default value into the Partial Attribution, see picture above.
Example of posting
For the vendor Mr. Vasallo one line with the amount of €1.000 excluding VAT in the VAT Partial Attribution regime will be posted.
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You can see all the lines in the picture below.
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Calculation of VAT Partial Attribution
In our example VAT is €180. If VAT partial attribution is 87,16 %, calculation below is valid:
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