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There is a further issue involved, and that is the difference between tax accounting and financial accounting. Meals and entertainment expenses, including taxes on them, may not be fully deductible for income tax purposes, but they can still be legitimate business expenses. Proper recording of financial performance should include them at their full amount. Adjustments necessary for tax filing do not affect true profitability. If you paid tax on a business meal, your bank or cash account is reduced by the full amount of the meal and tax.

All this is a long-winded way of saying you may not require any special accounting in Manager at all. If the sales tax is not offsettable, you would include tax in the price, not apply a tax code. And either way, you should record transactions at full amounts to obtain an accurate picture of performance and match cash/bank account transactions. Adjustments for tax filing purposes are off-book, not actual transactions of your company.

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Add the balance of the transaction, which will be the unallowed tax, to a third line. Also post this to Non-deductible meals & entertainment. Or, you could just combine this amount with the non-deductible 50% of the purchase.

This way, all your expenses and taxes paid are reflected in your records and match bank or cash transactions. So your true profit is calculated. But the deductible and non-deductible portions are visibly separated for tax filing. And the Tax payable account is only reduced by by 50% of the tax paid on limited purchases for meals and entertainment. That keeps the offset amount correct.

I should have clarified: a tax as an expense from within the tax code setup function itself. Of course I can take the meals subtotal, split it into two, add 1/2 tax to one line and direct this into a nonrecoverable account, claim the tax as an offset at 50% rate on the other line and add a third and fourth line for gratuity, itself 1/2 recoverable and 1/2 not.

But as I said before, this seems like an horrendous amount of work. This is especially true when you consider it would need to be done, not just for client dinners, but for every meal while on business travel, etc.

I would enter a meal on 2 lines, distinguishing only the portion that was taxable from the portion that was not by initially posting those two lines to Tax-inclusive meals and Non-taxable meals. Then I would make one journal entry at the end of each tax filing period to move half of both those accounts (for the accounting period) to 50% Meals. Here is an example for a 100 taxable meal, 10% GST tax rate, and 15% non-taxable gratuity.

The payment is entered, including the tax in the amount on the Tax-inclusive meals line. No tax code is selected. (Leading numbers in Account fields in this example are account codes used to group accounts together for display.)

Now the balance sheet shows a debit balance in Tax payable, representing the ITC on 50% of the taxable meal charge. (If there were normal tax collections from customers in this account, the balance would probably be in credit.)

This is fine for now. I would prefer to not use the Journal, but without Canada-specific tax codes or the feature I mentioned this is the only approach that does not involve tripling my bookeeping effort it seems.

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