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Tax invoices are usually issued to you by a supplier. However, in specia= l cases, you, as the purchaser or recipient of the goods or services, may i= ssue yourself a tax invoice. This is known in Australia as a recipient crea= ted tax invoice (RCTI), or in New Zealand a Buyer Created Tax Invoice.
There are rules and regulations governing the use of recipient cre= ated tax invoices. For all the details, speak to your accounting advisor or= visit the ATO website or IRD website.
As the customer receiving the goods or services, a recipient created tax= invoice is entered the same way as any other bill.
When you print the bill, by default Recipient Created Tax Invoic= e will be displayed.
If you're also paying the supplier, enter the supplier payment to close = the bill.
If you've received an RCTI from a customer, record it in AccountEdge lik= e any other invoice. You can then record the payment against the invoice.= p>