Chart of Accounts - Tax Liabilities sub accounts not recording

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Hi all, I am new to Reckon Accounts Premier 2017 addition and have come across a problem I am unsure of how to fix.

In the Chart of Accounts - the Tax Liabilities are not distributing into sub accounts:

- GST Tax collected

- GST Tax Paid

- Income Tax Liabilities


Can anyone help me fix this so the software is recording the figures to the correct places?

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Emily

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Posted 2 years ago

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2 years ago
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Kevin Russell, Accredited Partner

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Good afternoon. In Reckon 2017 there are no sub accounts for GST.  Payg withholding is not a sub account either. You are most welcome.
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Thank you Kevin- So you are telling me that the main heading of Tax Liabilities is the only area that will record our GST paid and collected, giving us a running total. So, even after our accountant made the sub headings of Collected and Paid we can not instruct the program to place the GST into the appropriate sub heading. 
If this is the case, can the program report on GST collected and GST paid separately. We have an error that we are trying to find and really need to see these figures separately for each month. 
2018-01-30T00:12:45+00:00
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Kevin Russell, Accredited Partner

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Emily if your Accountant doesn't know how to use Reckon that is a problem. The GST collected and the GST paid are easily discernible from the Tax Liability report. Call me if you need help with this. 0407744914
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Try the tax details report from the Manage Tax box
2 years ago
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Kerryn Swarbrick, Accredited Partner

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Tax Liability Report is the easiest way to check the breakdown of the GST Liabilities, I setup Payg Withholding Liability and Superannuation Liability accounts and link these via the Payroll items to give clarity for the Balance sheet reconciliation also.
 
2 years ago

Hi Emily

Reckon automatically creates a default "Tax Payable" account (for GST) if you select yes for being GST-registered in the setup wizard.

If preferred, you can choose to break this down into paid & collected subaccounts by creating them & configuring via the "Tax Agency Info" tab under your "Australian Taxation Office" Supplier record (Make sure you have the "Supplier is a Tax Agency" checkbox ticked) 

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