Hi everyone,
I need an urgent advise: I left my annual return too late and have to send it off asap but the figures don't match This is what I think my problem is:
I pay some bills on behalf of my company and account the whole amount (including VAT) as directors loan to the company. On the company's books the payment is recorded amount ex VAT + VAT. On annual return the expenses are listed excl VAT but I believe that since I provided the loan for the whole amount, the VAT amount goes missing. Or do I record the VAT due under debtors?
Simplified Example:
Would really appreciate quick response if the above makes sense.
Thanks!!!
Sean
I need an urgent advise: I left my annual return too late and have to send it off asap but the figures don't match This is what I think my problem is:
I pay some bills on behalf of my company and account the whole amount (including VAT) as directors loan to the company. On the company's books the payment is recorded amount ex VAT + VAT. On annual return the expenses are listed excl VAT but I believe that since I provided the loan for the whole amount, the VAT amount goes missing. Or do I record the VAT due under debtors?
Simplified Example:
- Invoice for €1000 + VAT
- I pay the full amount €1230 on behalf of my company
- Company records loan from director €1230
- Company records expense €1000 + €230(VAT)
- VAT will only be refunded by Revenue in the next financial year
- On P&L sheet expense is €1000
- On B/S directors loan account is €1230
- On B/S P&L account is (€1000)
- Do I record €230 as Debtor on B/S ???? Do I call it Revenue or taxation or something else??? Or do I record that amount somewhere else?
Would really appreciate quick response if the above makes sense.
Thanks!!!
Sean