Entering a payment in management and accounting breakdown

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Entering a payment in management and accounting breakdown

Pre-configuration: your items

For the rest to take care of itself, you must first have a few items “in purchase” in your item base.

In particular, if you want to manage transport costs (taxed or untaxed) it is advisable to have two services in purchase:

  • Taxed transport costs with, for example, a VAT code of 624100 (check with your chartered accountant to ensure compliance with your chart of accounts).
  • Non-taxed transport costs with, for example, a VAT code of 624110 (check with your chartered accountant to ensure compliance with your chart of accounts).
</ignore>Configuration of a service for untaxed delivery charges

Import an invoice or create a supplier invoice

</ignore>Supplier invoice
</ignore>Payment of supplier invoice
</ignore>Supplier invoice paid

Bank reconciliation

When your bank statement is available, you can point to it to check that everything is correct.

VAT report

</ignore>Example of a VAT report

Breakdown in accounting

The invoice lines are imported cleanly as long as the items have an accounting code configured. If you do not have a corresponding item or an item without an accounting code, you should specify it at this stage.

</ignore>Importing lines into the purchase journal

Please note: at the moment, the transfer of VAT entries to accounting is not offered by the heart of Dolibarr. However, your Dolibarr partner can offer you solutions (such as cap-rel, which offers a tool for automatically entering VAT entries in a VAT journal).

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