VAT Return Issue

TheGambler
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We have a difference in our VAT return, when we run the VAT Statement we get a value of £x. When we run the Calculate & Post VAT Job we get £x+25.
I have looked through and found that the £25 was returned as part of a previous quarter's return. So I am wondering why it is still showing on the VAT statement.
Does anyone have any idea why this could have happened?
Thanks in advance.
TheGambler
I have looked through and found that the £25 was returned as part of a previous quarter's return. So I am wondering why it is still showing on the VAT statement.
Does anyone have any idea why this could have happened?
Thanks in advance.
TheGambler
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Comments
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In the vat entries you have 2 dates.
Document Date and Posting Date
Check you check if both dates are correct0 -
Hi Nuno,
Thanks for your reply. I have checked and they are both the same.
Anything else I should be looking for?0 -
The only thing that I remember right now it to apply the correct date filer in the vat statement, but probably you are already applying the correct filter.
With the info you had give me, to only way I see to check where that value came from is using the debugger0
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