Output Tax
Tax generated from sales-side taxable documents.
Apply configurable tax codes to commercial documents, review Input Tax and Output Tax, and export period summaries while keeping management estimates clearly separate from tax filing.
Tax codes can be attached to sales and purchase document lines and summarized over a selected period.
Tax generated from sales-side taxable documents.
Tax generated from purchase-side taxable documents.
Output Tax less Input Tax as a management view of the net position.
Analyze taxable base and tax by configured code.
Run tax analysis for the reporting period you choose.
Export the tax summary to PDF for review.
The bootstrap provides regional defaults based on the Accounting base-currency context.
| Base currency | Default treatment | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| AED | VAT | 5% |
| SAR | VAT | 15% |
| PKR | No Tax | 0% |
| USD | No Tax | 0% |
Tax obligations depend on jurisdiction, registration status, transaction type and current law. Defaults are configuration aids, not legal advice.
Sales and purchase documents can carry tax codes on their individual lines.
Triplem VIP can calculate a configurable estimate from accounting profit, threshold and rate, but it deliberately labels the result as a management estimate.
The Corporate Tax figure is not a tax return, tax authority integration, legal determination or substitute for professional tax advice. Accounting profit can differ from taxable profit because tax law may require adjustments that are outside the current automated estimate.
Loans, assets, notes and Bitcoin tools remain first-class operational modules and are not removed when Accounting ERP is introduced.
Given, taken, repayments and settlement history.
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Read guideThe answers below describe the current Triplem VIP Accounting workspace and its present boundaries.
The Accounting workspace supports configurable tax codes on commercial document lines and summarizes taxable base and tax by code.
In the Accounting tax view, Output Tax represents tax generated on posted sales-side taxable document activity.
Input Tax represents tax generated on posted purchase-side taxable document activity.
No. The interface explicitly describes Corporate Tax as a configurable management estimate from accounting books, not an electronic filing or legal determination.
The current accounting bootstrap is currency-aware: AED workspaces receive a 5% VAT default, SAR workspaces receive a 15% VAT default, while PKR and USD default to No Tax. Users can configure tax codes as needed.
Accounting VAT belongs to the formal ledger. The Financial Audit & Control Report can additionally inspect selected operational activity, but the two should not be blindly added when they represent the same transaction.
Use tax codes and posted Accounting documents for formal Input Tax, Output Tax and Net VAT analysis.
Use the Financial Audit report to review permitted modules, source references and VAT-related classifications across a chosen period.
Triplem VIP prepares evidence and reports; it does not electronically file the VAT return or replace verification of tax treatment and source documents.
Triplem VIP is designed for international personal and business finance. Current supported currencies include AED, SAR, PKR, USD, EUR, INR and BTC where applicable, while regional subscription pricing can present a locally supported billing currency.
Users in India can work with Indian Rupee (INR / ₹) across supported multi-currency finance workflows and regional subscription pricing.
Users in Belgium and other countries where the euro is used can work with EUR / € in supported finance workflows and regional subscription pricing.
Triplem VIP is built to serve users in any country. If your currency is not currently available, contact Triplem VIP and support can review adding it for your country.
Currency availability can expand as user demand grows. USD remains the regional default where another supported local billing currency does not apply. Tax, reporting and statutory requirements still depend on the user’s jurisdiction.