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Mandatory Prerequisites
Prior to printing a GST Report, refer to the following Topics:
Screenshot and Field Descriptions
From (Year / Period): this is the Accounting Period to run the report from.
To (Year / Period): this is the Accounting Period to run the report to.
Cost Code, Lease, Annexe, Suite, Section, Building, Land, Owner: these selection fields are optional and can be used to filter the report by.
Report On: this is a drop down list of Property / Lease and other entities that the report can be grouped by.
Group: this is a drop down list of the Property / Lease and other entity Groups that the selection can be filtered on. Select a value from the drop down list and the appropriate filter field will be displayed.
Division: this is a the option to report on a Single Division that the user is logged into or Multiple Divisions.
Report Options
Report Header: this is the options for displaying the report header on the report.
Account: this is the option to select which accounting method, Accrual or Cash, to report on.
Report: this is the option to view / print the different reports:
- Reconciliation: select to check for any anomalies with the recording of GST for the period.
- Calculation: select to see the summarised amounts in a format similar to the Business Activity Statement (BAS) required by the Australian Tax Office.
Include Journals: tick this check box to include General Ledger Journal transactions in the report.
How Do I : Print a report to check the entry of GST is correct
This report runs off the Reporting Data Warehouse. Therefore, make sure the Robot - Warehouse process has been run first to report on up to date data.
How Do I : Print a GST report for filling out the BAS required by the ATO
This report runs off the Reporting Data Warehouse. Therefore, make sure the Robot - Warehouse process has been run first to report on up to date data.
Printing the GST Report is associated with the following Topics: