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BAS Refund ATO

Ravinder

I have lodged BAS for Jan-March 21 (GST Collected $553, GST Paid $ 204) for my business and paid $349 to ATO. But the actual amount was as below:

GST Collected $553

GST paid $221, then I lodged revised BAS and received $17 from ATO in my account.

Kindly suggest how can I record this amount in MYOB.

Best Regards

Ravinder

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Tracey_H

Hi @Ravinder

Thanks for that screenshot. My apologies, the easiest way to handle this particular situation is to allocate the $17 straight to the GST Paid account without the other amounts and accounts. Then check the GST Paid account to make sure it reconciles.

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Ravinder

Hi Tracy

Thanks for your reply.

I have entered the details as you advised, but getting an error (snipshot attached) and unable to record the transaction. Please help to fix this error.

Kind Regards

Ravinder Kaur

Tracey_H

HI @Ravinder

Thanks for your post. You'll need to record the payment as a Spend money transaction with the amount paid as $349. Allocate the GST Collected amount ($553) as a positive to the GST Collected account and the GST Paid amount ($204) as a negative to the GST account.

Then record the refund as a Receive Money transaction for the amount of $17. Use the revised BAS to allocate the amounts to the applicable GST accounts. The amount at 1A is allocated to the GST Collected account and the 1B amount is allocated to GST Paid. When recording a refund you would enter the GST Collected amount as a negative and the GST Paid amount as a positive.

Please let me know if you need further help.

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