how to pass journal entries for reverse tax on input tax paid
Answer / Nirbhaya Singh
To create journal entries for reverse tax on input tax paid, you can follow these steps:
1. Create a reversal document (like credit memo or debit note) for the previously posted sales invoices.
2. In the reversal document, enter the original input tax amount as negative to reverse it.
3. If necessary, update the tax code and tax category based on the correct VAT/GST rate.
4. Post the reversal document.
5. The system will automatically create the corresponding journal entries for the reversed input tax amount and adjust the output tax liabilities or assets.
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