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title: "October 9, 2017"
description: "We’ve made it easier for you to manage your VAT on Sales to Government and Input Tax allocable to Exempt Sales of your 2550M form."
url: https://help.juan.tax/en/articles/433-october-9-2017
collection: "2017"
updated: 2024-11-18
language: en
---

# October 9, 2017

We’ve made it easier for you to manage your VAT on Sales to Government and Input Tax allocable to Exempt Sales of your 2550M form.

## VAT on Sales to Government

In order to access **Input Tax on Sale to Govt. closed to expense (Schedule 4)**, you should first go to **Summary**, then click the **Edit Schedule 4** button.

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Here are some of the formulas needed for you to complete the Schedule 4 of your 2550M form:

## Standard Input Tax to sale to government

This kind of VAT on Sales is the result of taxable sales transactions to government with 12% VAT multiplied with taxes withheld from sales coming from products/services sold by supplier to the government (7%).

**_Formula: \[Taxable Sales to Government   X   Amount of Input Tax not Directly Attributable\]_**

Example:

If you have 1,400,000 of total sales, and 200,000 of it it were sales to government, then:

**_200,000 x 0.07 = 14,000_**

## Total Input Tax attributable to sale to government

To calculate your total input tax attributable, you should get the sum of both your **Input Tax Directly Attributable to Sale to Government** with the **Amount of Input Tax Not Directly Attributable**. See formula below:

**_\[Input Tax directly attributable to sale to government  +  Amount of Input Tax not directly attributable\]_**

## Input Tax on Sale to Govt. closed to expense (To Item 20B)

To get this amount, subtract your **Total Input Tax attributable to sale to government** with your **Standard Input Tax to sale to government.**

**_Formula: \[Total Input Tax attributable to sale to government - Standard Input Tax to sale to government\]_**

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Enter your numbers in the appropriate textboxes then hit **Calculate** to get the amounts. Click **Save** button to save your changes.

## Managing Input Tax allocable to Exempt Sales 

To manage your **Input Tax allocable to Exempt Sales (Schedule 5)**, you should first create a transaction in which the tax rate is set to **Tax Exempt Sales**. 

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Entering the transaction will enable **Schedule 5** in the **Summary** of your VAT Report.

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In order to get your **Total Input Tax attributable to exempt sale (To Item 20C)**, you need to subtract your **Input Tax directly attributable to exempt sale** with your **Ratable portion of Input Tax not directly attributable to any activity**, which can be achieved by using this formula:

**_\[Tax Exempt Sale / Total Sales   X   Amount of Input Tax not Directly Attributable\]_**

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After you have entered your details, you can simply click the **Save** button to update the Schedule 5 of your 2550M form.
