The standard report 'VAT Return' shows the VAT return for the selected period. The amounts are divided into 4 sections (domestic performances, domestic fixed establishments, performances to or in foreign countries, performances from abroad performed for you). The amounts are then calculated in section 5 (calculation of VAT). The outcome of the report is the total VAT amount to be paid. If no period is selected, the report remains empty.

If you send out, lend out or second personnel on the Dutch market, a hirer may ask you to open a g-account. A g-account is a blocked bank account. The g-account is linked to one or more payroll tax subnumbers and/or sales tax subnumbers.

The country code in MKG is necessary for proper addressing and handling of the VAT declaration. By indicating that it concerns an EU country, the correct VAT section is selected. If it concerns a foreign company, an ICP declaration must also be filed.

After all entries are recorded, they need to be reviewed. Evaluate the trial balance, check the VAT return, and close the VAT period. Once the entries in all journals are definitively processed, close the period. This is the seventh step in the period closure. »

The final step in the period closure is managing the financial reporting. Once all financial transactions are correctly processed, various reports can be generated in MKG. This includes not only mandatory reporting to the Tax Authorities but also various internal reports.

In the 'VAT' process table, various VAT rates can be created. Additionally, the links between general ledger accounts and the VAT rates can be maintained. A distinction can be made between country types.

With the standard dashboard 'VAT Analysis', you can quickly and easily analyze the VAT return. Based on the selected VAT period(s), the recorded transactions are displayed for each general ledger account.