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=head1 NAME
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vat - RevBank plugin for keeping a VAT administration
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=head1 SYNOPSIS
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C<revbank.vat>
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+sales/products +btw/laag 9
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+sales/products/hoogbtw +btw/hoog 21
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+sales/market +btw/hoog 21
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lasercutter +btw/hoog 21
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C<revbank.products>
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123123123 1.00 Example product that gets the default contra
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42424242 1.00@+sales/products/hoogbtw Example with high VAT rate
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=head1 DESCRIPTION
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With this plugin, and a properly configured C<revbank.vat> file, RevBank will
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subtract the appropriate VAT amount from the revenue account and collect that
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in the indicated VAT accounts.
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C<revbank.vat> is a whitespace separated file with three columns. The first
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column is the account to match, the second column is the account to collect VAT
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in, the third is the VAT rate (percentage).
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VAT is hidden from the user interface, and only recorded internally, except
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when the matched account is a regular account (does not begin with C<-> or
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C<+>).
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Note that in The Netherlands, hackerspaces will generally be able to use the
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I<vrijstelling voor kantines> and I<vrijstelling voor fondsenwervende
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activiteiten>. If you pick what you sell carefully, you may not need a BTW/VAT
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administration at all.
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=head1 CAVEATS
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You should test extensively before using this plugin in production. Please let
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me know how well it works, because you are probably the first to actually use
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this plugin.
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There is no configuration for a default VAT rate, so you have to carefully look
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for every sales account that requires it and list each one.
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Only the contras are matched, e.g. in the example from the synopsis, a C<give>
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to C<lasercutter> will incur VAT, but when someone impersonates C<lasercutter>
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and does a C<take> from a user from the perspective from C<lasercutter>, no VAT
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is counted. This is a feature, and no regular actual user should ever use it
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like that, but you should be aware of this subtlety and monitor the log file
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for mistakes.
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Negative amounts will get negative VAT (e.g. a C<take> from C<lasercutter> in
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the example from the synopsis).
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=head1 DISCLAIMER
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RevBank is not certified or audited tax administration software. You need to
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configure it according to local tax laws; don't just copy the example
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configuration. Use at your own risk.
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