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The [Status Information] is used to display the imported reports V00, V10 and RFBILA. The respective report shows whether an import has been carried out, when and by which user.
The imported reports can also be displayed in the overview table below. The report can be selected via [Import Selection], it appears in the overview table. It is possible to see the most recent Import.
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The reports can be imported manually, via a network drive (and fallback) or via the web service. The import method used in the VAT@GTC is defined at the beginning of the Project.
Manual import
If the data are imported manually, select a report using the dropdown and the upload a locally saved document using the [Browse] button.
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If the VAT@GTC recognises the available reports, they appear in the overview. Use the [New import data are available] to import the available reports into the VAT@GTC.
Fallback Import
If the network drive is temporarily not available, the [Fallback Import] option can be used. Select the report type, find it on your computer and Import.
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If all the items match, a green check mark [
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If the import has been carried out successfully, the signs are adjusted as follows:
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To copy the values from the import correctly, a tax code mapping must be performed. Specify which tax codes are deductbile in the ([Master Data: Tax Code) ] dialogue.
If the Checkbox has not been activated, only the (the [Output VAT) and (] and [Input VAT) columns ] columns are taken into account in addition to the ([Tax base)]. When this field is activated, the columns ([Tax base)], deductible [Output tax) and (] and [detuctible Input tax) are ] are recorded.
Report RFUMSV10
The original report and the overview table in the VAT@GTC can be seen in the following figure [Import process RFUMSV10]. The columns from [Company report].
When importing the RFUMSV10 the following items are first checked for correctness and availability
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