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gst_Output Tax
SR / CMSR100INVSR3,000
CM (Credit Note)SR100RCTSR100
Refund DepositSR100CM (Debit Note)SR100
gstPayable 

3100

INVDS100
   GST Adj.AJS100
      
      
      
gst_Input Tax
GRN / SINVTX1,000PR / CM (Debit Note)TX100
SINV (expenses)TX100gstPayable 1300
JTXN (Imported Goods)IM100gst_Expenses 100
GST Adj.AJP50   
CM (Credit Note)TX50   
PV (expenses)TX100   
SINV (expenses)BL100   
      
gstPayable
Jtxn (gst_Input Tax) 1,300Jtxn (gst_Output Tax) 3,100
      

 

  • This journal transaction create after the GST filing
  • Based on the above Sample Transaction for month of April 2015, the Journal Entry create on date 2015-04-30
  • Transfer the gst_Output Tax (tax code: SR, DS, AJS) to gstPayment gstPayable account, amount RM 3100
  • Transfer the gst_Input Tax (tax code: TX, IM, AJP)  to gstPayment gstPayable account, amount RM 1300
  • Transfer the gst_Input Tax (tax code: BL) to gst_Expenses account, amount RM 100

Accounting > Journal and Ledger > Add Jtxn

Notes / Clarification:

During transactions, gst_input is usually on credit side, while gst_output stays on credit side.

During Journal Transaction for GST payment, we are transferring (debit gst_input, credit gst_output) summation of tax amount to gstPayable.

During the Payment / Claim / Adjustment - we simply move the gstPayable amount to apprpriate GLCode (Bank / otherReceivable / gst_Input)Image Added

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