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Hope somebody can help with my problem. Paid rent (3 months in advance at £1,700 + VAT per month) by cheque, amount £5,100 + VAT, total £6,120.

I know that I have to Dr Prepayment account and Cr Rent, but do I include the VAT? How do I then do the adjustments at Month End?

Really hoping someone can help because brain going into meltdown!!! Lol



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From how I understand it, the invoice or bank payment is entered in the usual way entering the net amount with the appropriate tax code. You then select the prepayments option on the nominal ledger tool bar and this is where you break down the 3 months' instalments and you do not need to break down the Net/VAT amounts in this part, but by entering the N/C for rent and the prepayment N/C this will action the necessary postings for Dr and Xr Prepayment/Rent.

I think that is how you do it! :)

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Prepayments and accruals should be based on net figures. :)


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The VAT is irrelevant as it is claimed back.

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Hi

First Post the supplier Invoice normal way.

Say January 5th

Dr Rent £ 5100

Dr VAT on Rent £1,020

Cr Supplier   £ 6,120

Say Jan 10th

Now for payment made use the Bank Payment option in sage

Dr £ 6,120

Cr Bank Account £ 6,120

 

Now At the month end

Say Jan 31st Post the Journal

Prepayment Dr £3,400

Rent expense Cr £3,400

 

Similarly At 28th Feb Post the Journal

Rent Dr £ 1,700

Prepayment Cr  £1,700

At 31st March

Rent Dr £ 1,700

Prepayment Cr  £1,700

Hope it make sense

Thanks



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