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BenB


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Accounting for EU VAT in Sage 50 Professional 2010
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Hi there, 

Does anyone have any recommendations for accounting for EU VAT transactions in Sage 50 Professional? The company incurs expenses in Germany and is eligible for a VAT refund under the EU VAT refund scheme. Clearly, then I want to identify these refund amounts as a debtor but I don't want it to go into the normal VAT control account. Or do I...?

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Ben



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