Taxation (Accounts With SuiteTax)
The following table describes taxation features in United Kingdom:
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Your tax records are created when you select SuiteTax as your tax engine. SuiteTax enables you to use different tax engines per nexus. To begin provisioning your tax records, assign a tax registration to the subsidiary or company in SuiteTax. |
Your NetSuite account administrator must submit a SuiteTax enablement request and enable the SuiteTax feature in your NetSuite account. See Enabling the SuiteTax Feature. Install the following SuiteApps:
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Reverse Charge Posting |
This feature is a part of the core SuiteTax functionality and no longer requires any additional SuiteApp. |
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When using the SuiteTax Engine, default tax codes are automatically provisioned for nexuses. After the SuiteTax Engine is installed, it is suggested that you review and edit the default tax codes for each nexus. |
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The SuiteTax Engine enables you to configure the extra information required for invoices where the customers are liable for tax (sale subject to reverse charge mechanism). The compliance text is shown on invoices that use tax codes with tax types where Reverse Charge for Sales is enabled. The compliance text default configured language and text is in English. Configuration for other languages is also available. To setup compliance text, you'll need to configure this feature in the nexus preferences and in the invoice templates. |
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VAT Returns |
The VAT100 report is available for the UK, including submissions via Making Tax Digital for VAT. For importing custom VAT100 report to NetSuite, see UK Submit VAT Return via CSV For more information on U.K. VAT reports, see United Kingdom Localization. |
Install these SuiteApps in the following order:
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The MTD for VAT feature enables you to digitally record, generate, submit, and retrieve the United Kingdom VAT100 Return from HMRC through the VAT (MTD) API. |
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EU Reports |
The following EU reports are available for the UK:
For more information, see United Kingdom Localization. |