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Infor ERP Swan Information Centre |
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Increase in the Standard VAT rate
The standard rate of VAT was temporarily reduced to 15% on 1st December 2008 and it will return to 17.5% on 1st January 2010.
See http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/vat/forms-rates/rates/rate-changes.htm for the detailed legislative changes and effects.
In practice, the only change you will need to make in your Infor ERP Swan system is to amend the percentage rate in the Accounting System VAT rates table. You may also need to create a new code for Credit Notes, at the old rate.
Note: The VAT code should ONLY be changed prior to the start of January sales invoicing.
Thus, if you are still invoicing on the 1st January 2010 for December despatches, then the VAT rate should not be changed until these have been completed – any such invoices must have a December tax date.
How to make the change:
1. Go to Accounting System (numbered menu) 2. Select Accounting System Manager 3. Select System Parameters 4. VAT Rates
Amend your UK VAT rate, normally VAT code 1, from 15% to 17.5%
Note: If you are likely to raise any credit notes after 1st January 2010 against invoices raised before, i.e. at the old 15% rate, then these credit notes should have the old rate (see HMRC rules). In order to make this work in practice it will be easier if you create a new VAT code, we suggest 15 to make it memorable, with a rate of 15%. Make sure that this new code has all the same attributes as your standard VAT code, except the rate of course!
Whilst in the VAT rates table, simply scroll down to the line below the last entry and press Return, enter the details as though you are copying the entry for the standard rate, but with 15%.
What Effect will this have in SOP and POP?
You can see detailed worked examples of all the various Sales and Purchase functions, including Returns in the related documents:
Sales Order Processing Purchase Order Processing
If you have any further queries, please contact Infor ERP Swan support: 0121 615 8420 |
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