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Accounting Inventory Reports: Changes in Service Tax exemption for tax code SV-0

SST Report Does Not Report the Correct Amount After Updating with New Tax Exemption Code SST 18D (Non-Taxable Services) Using SV-0 Tax Code

This happens because existing transactions using SV-0 need to be updated and re-saved with the new tax method and taxable sales value.

Follow the steps below to update the SV-0 tax code and correct the SST reporting amount.

Step 1: Update the SV-0 Tax Code

  1. Go to Maintenance, Miscellaneous Files, Tax Code Maintenance.

  2. Search for tax code SV-0 and click Edit.

  3. Under Tax Method, search for and select:

    • Non-Taxable Services, SST-18D

  4. Click Save.


Step 2: Update Existing Transactions

  1. Go to Journals, Transaction File Maintenance.

  2. Search for the transaction using tax code SV-0.

  3. Edit the transaction.

  4. Under Tax Classification, re-select SV-0 and press Enter.

  5. Under Taxable Sales, enter the sales amount as a negative value.

    Example:

    • If the sales amount is 1000.00, enter -1000.00.

  6. Click Save to apply and lock in the updated tax code and taxable sales amount.

  7. Regenerate the SST reports.


Transaction Entry Method 1

Use the following example for transactions using only SV-0.

Journal Type

Tax Code

Debit

Credit

Taxable Sales

Sales Journal

SV-0

1000.00

-1000.00

Debtor Journal

Leave Blank

1000.00


Transaction Entry Method 2 (Mixed Tax Codes)

Use the following example when combining taxable and non-taxable service tax codes.

Journal Type

Tax Code

Debit

Credit

Taxable Sales

Sales Journal

SV08

5000.00

-5000.00

SST Tax Journal

SV08

400.00

Sales Journal

SV-0

1000.00

-1000.00

Debtor Journal

Leave Blank

6400.00

Important Notes:

  • Existing transactions entered before the tax method update must be edited and re-saves for the SST report to reflect the correct amount

  • Ensure the Taxable Sales amount is entered as a negative value when using SV-0 with SST 18D (non-taxable services)

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