From: R P. <arc...@mt...> - 2006-10-30 21:14:04
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Not a bad idea Olle. That should help a few people. But, the problem is, that method adjusts the subtotal...not the TAX. I need a way to adjust the tax....not the subtotal. Cheers ! Roy On Monday 30 October 2006 8:28 am, Olle Niit wrote: > I know better way: > I added new service, no price, no pcs, no VAT. > Number RO and description Rounding > > Now I can adjust Invoice value as I need, when needed, I add line > Rounding with price 0.01, when needed, I add line Rounding with price > -0.05 etc. > Then there is no need for double AP Transaction, what was very painfull > for me to remember. > I think this is the best way to do that. > > Roy W Pennington wrote: > > I run into this problem with a few vendors depending on how their software handles rounding. > > > > What I've been doing is: > > -Create an additional "AP Transaction" for the vendor invoice in question. > > -Enter the same vendor name, invoice number, and enter no value other than an overridden tax amount. > > Enter either the tax as a positive or negative amount, and make a comment in the notes about why the transaction is being done. > > > > Using the same invoice number groups the two transactions together so that everything shows up correct in the payments screen and in the tax account. > > This works for me in my jurisdiction. It may work for you. I'm not an accountant. |