Issue
If a tax loss has not been entered into the Load Opening Balance, and this omission has occurred over many years, how can I take up this tax loss in the current Financial Year?
Resolution
To resolve this issue, you need to:
Step 1: Add a new Income Expense Type
Step 2: Create a negative Non - deductible event
Step 3: Edit the Tax Loss Expense Type
Step 4: Create a positive Tax Loss event
Step 5: Match business events
Step 6: Finalise Tax and update Non-deductible Expense field
Step 1: Add a new Income Expense Type
Navigate to the Business level > Settings > Fund Expense
- Select Administration Expense as Category Type
- Click on Add New Income Expense Type button
- From the pop-up screen, enter the information as below
- Add a New Income Expense Type with the below labels
Step 2: Create a negative Non - deductible event
Navigate to the Fund level > Transactions > Fund Expenses > Fund General Expense
- Select "Tax Loss" from the drop-down list as the Expense Type
- Enter a negative amount into the Gross Amount field
- Enter all required fields
- Click on Submit
Step 3: Edit the Tax Loss Expense Type
Navigate to the Business level > Settings > Fund Expense
- Click on the Tax Loss expense type
- From the Maintain Income Expense Type screen, click on Edit
- From the pop-up screen, tick Yes to Tax Deductible
Step 4: Create a positive Tax Loss event
Navigate to the Fund level > Transactions > Fund Expenses > Fund General Expense
- Select "Tax Loss" from the drop-down list as the Expense Type
- Enter a positive amount into the Gross Amount Field
- Enter all required fields
- Click on Submit
Step 5: Match business events
- Match off the positive and negative business events
Step 6: Finalise Tax and update Non-deductible Expense field
Navigate to the Fund level > Periodic Processing > Period Update
- Select the relevant Financial year
- Run Period update to 30 June
- Click on Finalised Tax
- Once done, click on View Tax Return button
- From the Browse Tax Lodgment screen, click on Annual Return
- Go to Section C, clear the negative amount under Non-deductible