Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) is applied to a transaction when you deduct tax from the amount that must be paid to the vendor or collected from the customer and then send it to the government. In Zoho Books, you can enable TDS for your customers and vendors. Here’s how:
You can now enable TDS for your contacts and apply it in transactions.
Note: To enable TDS for a specific contact, go to the TDS section while editing or creating a contact, and check the Enable TDS for this Customer/Vendor box.
Learn how to create TDS rates for your customers and vendors in Zoho Books.
Usually, vendors pay taxes to the government for selling goods or services. Reverse Charge is a mechanism by which the customer is liable to pay the tax directly to the government for goods or services that fall under Reverse Charge as specified by your government.
You’ll have to enable Reverse Charge for your organization to apply them to your transactions.
Warning: You cannot disable Reverse Charge once you have applied them to transactions.
Once you have enabled Reverse Charge, you can apply them to transactions. Here’s how you can do this:
Once you apply reverse charge to transactions, you can view the details in the Reverse Charge Summary report and Sales Reverse Charge Summary report.
The taxes that are applied under your sales and purchase transactions can be tracked under:
The taxes applied on your sales and purchase transactions will be tracked under a single account. By default, these taxes will be tracked under the Tax Payable account.
If you would like to track the taxes applied to your sales and purchase transactions under different accounts, you can do so. The taxes applied on the sales and purchase transactions will be tracked under the Output Tax and the Input Tax accounts respectively.
Insight: The setting will be applicable for other Zoho Finance applications as well.
To start tracking taxes under separate accounts:
Insight: If you have chosen to track taxes under separate accounts, you can choose to track taxes under a single account while creating a new tax or editing an existing one.
In a sales or purchase transaction, you can manually edit the total tax amount that is automatically calculated by Zoho Books based on the tax applied to each item. Here’s how:
You will now be able to override the total tax amount in sales and purchase transactions.