Taxes
Partial exemption enhancements for France and the United Kingdom
Capturing the appropriate taxes can be challenging when a portion of a purchase is exempt from taxation. With our this enhancement, you can set partial exemption percentages at the tax detail level for entities operating in France or the United Kingdom. Then you can apply those partial exemptions to line items in Accounts Payable and Purchasing transactions.
Details
When you make an expenditure that qualifies for a tax credit, you can recover a percentage of the taxes paid on that expenditure. This is known as partial exemption.
When you enable partial exemption for an entity, you can set the exemption credit percentage for tax details used by the enabled entities. Setting partial exemption rates for tax details gives you control of partial exemption percentage rates across multiple entities.
Enabling partial exemption by entity and defining percentages in the tax details lets you do the following:
- Only enable partial exemption in entities that make exemption-qualifying purchases.
- Use different partial exemption rates for a tax detail across different entities.
- Use the same partial exemption rate for a tax detail across multiple entities.
When you enter an AP purchase invoice in an entity enabled for partial exemption, each line item displays the Partly exempt checkbox. Select the checkbox only if the item qualifies for partial exemption. Intacct applies the partial exemption rate for the associated tax detail.
You can also configure partial exemption so that it's checked by default in all transaction lines.
Previously, companies operating in the United Kingdom could only set partial exemption percentages at the entity level. With this enhancement, you can leave the entity setting as the default, or you can set different percentages for each tax detail. If you already enabled partial exemption for your company, the exemption you set at the entity level is used by default until you set percentages at the tax detail level.
How it works
When your organization is configured for partial exemption and you enter an AP purchase invoice in the Accounts Payable application, you can mark line items as Partly exempt. Sage Intacct automatically handles the following details of managing the partial exemption:
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Calculates the recoverable and non-recoverable portions of the input taxes.
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Captures the recoverable amount for reporting in your tax return.
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Expenses the non-recoverable amount to the General Ledger account for the line or to a partial exemption General Ledger account if one was specified during configuration.
Use the following steps to enable partial exemption in an entity:
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Go to Company > Entities > Edit for the selected entity.
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On the entity information page, check Enable partial exemption.
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Optional: select Default partial exemption on to check all line items in a transaction as partially exempt.
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Optional: Use the dropdown list to set an Unrecoverable tax account.
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UK entities only: Set the effective date and percent value for the default partial exemption for an entity.
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Select Save.
After you have enabled partial exemption for an entity, you can configure partial exemption for tax details.
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In the Accounts Payable, Purchasing, or Taxes application, go to Setup > Tax > Details.
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Select Edit next to the tax detail to set the partial exemption percentages.
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Set a Default partial exemption percentage.
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Optional: Select specific entities that have partial exemption enabled and set custom percentages for each entity.
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Select Save.
For more information, see Set up partial exemption and Enter partial exemption.
Requirements
| Subscription |
Accounts Payable Purchasing Taxes |
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| Regional availability |
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| User type | Business user with admin privileges |
| Permissions |
Company
Accounts Payable, Purchasing, Taxes
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| Configuration |
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