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Working out VAT owed
Worksheet 1: "Invoices" - shows Amount of invoice, VAT due, e.g.
£100.00 £17.50 £117.50 £200.00 £35.00 £235.00 etc for all invoices, December, January, February (sub-total for each month shown at end of 3 columns) Worksheet 2: "Purchases" - identical layout as above. Worksheet 3: "Summary" This shows: December Sales January Sales February Sales VAT on sales December January February Continues same as above for Purchases. I know that I can copy and paste the sub-totals from worksheets Invoices and Purchases for each month onto the Summary worksheet but is there formula I can use to do this automatically and show how much is due at the end of the quarter, i.e. amount of VAT received, less amount of VAT paid out. Thanks |
Working out VAT owed
To reference a cell in another sheet, use a formula such as ='Jan Sales'!A1
We could be more specific but you description did not tell us where to find monthly totals best wishes "janey" wrote in message ... Worksheet 1: "Invoices" - shows Amount of invoice, VAT due, e.g. £100.00 £17.50 £117.50 £200.00 £35.00 £235.00 etc for all invoices, December, January, February (sub-total for each month shown at end of 3 columns) Worksheet 2: "Purchases" - identical layout as above. Worksheet 3: "Summary" This shows: December Sales January Sales February Sales VAT on sales December January February Continues same as above for Purchases. I know that I can copy and paste the sub-totals from worksheets Invoices and Purchases for each month onto the Summary worksheet but is there formula I can use to do this automatically and show how much is due at the end of the quarter, i.e. amount of VAT received, less amount of VAT paid out. Thanks |
Working out VAT owed
Hi Janey
If you have an entry in Invoices s/s in cell A10 for instance, in the summary sheet in a cell of your choice input =Invoices!a10 If you do the same for your net, vat and gross items on Inv and Purch but in Summary have the Purch figures underneath say and a simple calc will give you the figures you need for your VAT -- Russell Dawson Excel Student Please hit "Yes" if this post was helpful. "janey" wrote: Worksheet 1: "Invoices" - shows Amount of invoice, VAT due, e.g. £100.00 £17.50 £117.50 £200.00 £35.00 £235.00 etc for all invoices, December, January, February (sub-total for each month shown at end of 3 columns) Worksheet 2: "Purchases" - identical layout as above. Worksheet 3: "Summary" This shows: December Sales January Sales February Sales VAT on sales December January February Continues same as above for Purchases. I know that I can copy and paste the sub-totals from worksheets Invoices and Purchases for each month onto the Summary worksheet but is there formula I can use to do this automatically and show how much is due at the end of the quarter, i.e. amount of VAT received, less amount of VAT paid out. Thanks . |
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