Separate Posting (Recommended Procedure)
If the company issues invoices to employees (for example, for company-owned apartments, private conversations using a company-owned telephone, and so on), this results in value-added tax postings. You should therefore perform the following procedures separately, in accordance with the declaration principle.
Combined Posting (Non-Recommended Procedure)
It is technically possible to group together the posting of both these procedures and perform a value-added tax posting of personnel expenses to income/expense reduction using the Posting to Accounting component. To do so, a fixed value-added tax indicator must be assigned to the income/expenses account to which the relevant wage type is posted. This value-added tax indicator is then taken into consideration when posting the payroll results to Accounting so that the value-added tax is calculated and posted.
Bear in mind that we do not recommend this procedure and cannot guarantee that the calculation and posting of the value-added-tax always corresponds to the legal recommendations.

If one of the following tax categories is assigned to the income/expenses account, and the posting without tax permitted indicator is set in the master data for the account; Posting to Accounting does not calculate the value-added tax when posting to this account.
If one of the following tax categories is assigned to the income/expenses account, and the Posting without tax permitted indicator is not set in the master data for the account; Posting to Accounting can not post to this account in the case described here.
Tax category |
Meaning |
* |
All tax types allowed |
+ |
Only output tax allowed |
– |
Only input tax allowed |
See also:
Posting Value-Added Tax