Ive already done this and understand…Ive just got a sub contractor invoice for 984.00 including vat as he’s got to amend this his end as he’s done wrong!
So breakdown this for entering onto QuickFile
sub total would be ?
He’s supplied materials of £100.00
Equals £820.00
My question is how do I account for the £100.00 materials he’s supplied? or does it all get entered on the heading sub total - £820.00 with the CIS vat reversal.
Because normally when I calculate on my own excel spread sheet
my gross total would normally have been (exc vat) 720.00
Less cost of materials £100.00
amount liable to deduct is 620.00 with £124.00 to pay over to HMRC Tax as he’s under the CIS scheme.
AMOUNT TO PAY IS £596.00 (then normally you add the vat on top of this amount) but now you don’t cause of the VAT reversal.
VAT is independent of CIS payable amount. All vat will be subject to reverse charge in general if qualifying activity is subject to vat. Above settings are for vat reverse charge only not CIS amounts.
Your sub contractor should zero rate vat on their invoice and mention vat reverse charge applies so that you can account for under your own bookkeeping system
It good idea to have separate category for material and labor for better analysis but if you like to use just one say “sub-contracting” thats fine as well. Other main thing is CIS handling
yep ive got a separate category when entering sub contractors and also a sub contractor sub account for netting off etc …
il just enter the whole invoice for 820.00 on QuickFile. which includes his materials.
then I have to deduct his 20% CIS deduction( NOT vat) off the £620.00. I then have to account for his 124.00 CIS tax (not vat).