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Is there a way to change all my suppliers' VAT rate to 20%?  It doesn't seem to be an option in the global changes wizard.

Or do I have to go into each one individually? hmm

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Yes, assuming all your clients VAT codes are default to T1, if you go Settings, Configuration, click on the 'Tax Codes' tab and change T1 to 20%.


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Ah... a small problem in that I've actually created a new VAT code under T3 as I thought it would screw things up if I changed an existing tax code.

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Just go in and change T1 to 20% and T3 to 17.5%

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Thanks to you both for your help. So simple as it turns out!!

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Like everything, it's easy when you know how!!

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