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Thanks for sharing this idea and for explaining the impact it has on customers using Domestic Reverse Charge VAT.
We can see why having the reverse charge VAT amount shown more clearly on invoices would be helpful, especially where customers expect to see this information called out directly rather than needing to calculate it themselves.
We’re moving this idea to Gaining Support so we can continue to track interest and better understand how many customers this affects.
For now, Xero supports Domestic Reverse Charge invoicing by showing the relevant tax treatment and required disclaimer, but we understand that doesn’t fully meet the need raised here.
If this would help your workflow, please add your vote and share details in the comments about when you need to show the reverse charge VAT amount on the invoice. That context helps our product team better assess the problem.
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On Xero accounts UK, when domestic reverse charge sales are made, can you please automatically show the amount of VAT subject to reverse charge on the sales invoice
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Hi everyone, we appreciate why you’d like a report that provides visibility of VAT late claims to streamline your reconciliation processes, especially around year-end and for monthly VAT returns.
Currently, it's possible to use the Account Transactions report to manually reconcile against filed VAT returns, although we get the desire for a more automated solution.
This isn’t on the team’s roadmap at present, however this is something we'll continue to consider how we accommodate these needs in future planning for tax reports in Xero. I'll be sure to let you know if there is any movement to share, here.
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Agree with this, it's quite poor that updating it when wages increase causes historic reports to change