Steps to verify and resolve the issue of invoices not appearing in the tax return based on customer type and tax dates.
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Verify the customer type:
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Government entity:
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When the “government entity customer” option is enabled, tax is calculated in the return based on the invoice payment date or credit notifications as of November 1, 2021.
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Note: The “government entity” option cannot be modified after it is enabled.
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Regular customer:
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If the invoice does not appear, you must verify the tax dates and the tax return.
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Verify the dates:
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Check the invoice date and the tax submission date specified in the settings.
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Compare these dates with the specified tax return date.
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Verify the invoice status:
If the invoice is in “draft” or “pending approval” status, it will not be reflected in the tax return. You must approve the invoice first.
Solution steps:
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Ask the customer about:
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Invoice issue date and invoice status.
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Customer type (government entity or regular customer).
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The tax submission date specified in the settings.
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A screenshot of the tax return page in the system and a screenshot of the invoice that did not appear.
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Verify the dates mentioned by the customer and confirm they match the tax return.
Additional notes:
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Government customers are subject to special settings where tax is linked to the payment date, not the issue date.
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Confirm the tax submission settings to ensure the dates are consistent with the return.
Keywords:
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Why is the invoice not appearing in the tax return?
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What is the difference if the customer is a government entity?
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If I enable the “government entity” option, can I change it back?
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How do I ensure that invoice dates match the tax return period?
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The invoice has tax but did not appear in the return, what’s the reason?
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How do I configure the tax submission settings?
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Do all government entities have their tax calculated based on the payment date?