Report Description & Purpose
The Sales Tax Report aids in reconciling Journal Entries booked to the Tax General Ledger Account by allowing users to easily view sales taxes invoiced during a given time frame. For these invoices, the report looks at invoice line items to estimate Total Tax Liability, as well as how much of this has been collected via customer payments.
Features & Primary Benefits
- Break down of applied taxes in a given period of time.
- View outstanding tax liability for Posted, Paid, and Partially Paid Invoices.
- Filter and group tax amounts by Invoice, Customer, Product, Plan, etc.
Predefined Filters
The following filters are automatically applied to the Aging Report. Click the Filters arrow to expand the section and adjust the criteria as needed.
Filter |
Criteria |
Default Setting |
Reporting Currency |
is |
Use Reporting Currency to view the transactions in their original currency or select a different Currency from the drop-down menu to convert all transactions to the selected currency. Read more in our Filter Report Data article. |
Sales Tax Financial Period |
Matches (advanced) |
This year |
Customers Customer Name |
is equal to |
|
Entity Name |
is |
|
Plans Plan Name |
is equal to |
|
Products Product Name |
is equal to |
|
Sales Tax Tax Name |
is equal to |
While the default view provides tax amounts grouped by Tax Name, users have the ability to filter and group this report in various ways including by Customer, State, Product, Plan and Invoice ID.
Report Columns Defined
- Tax Name - As indicated on the Invoice.
- Gross Sales - Sum of all Invoice subtotal amounts, exclusive of tax.
- Taxable Sales - Sum of all Invoice subtotal amounts on Invoice lines where tax was applied, exclusive of tax amount.
- Sum of Total Tax Liability - Sum of all Invoice tax amounts.
- Total Tax Collected - Total tax amount collected via customer payments or reduced via refunds, credits, etc.
- Total Tax Due - Liability minus Tax collected.
When to Schedule this Report
The timing of when to run this report will vary based on the collections policies of your organization. One common example is to run this report as part of a month end reconciliation process, or to identify the most important customers to follow up on for payment.
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