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How to book a ROT invoice

You invoice labour of SEK 1,000 including VAT. The ROT deduction (ROT-avdrag) is 30%, i.e. SEK 300, paid by the Swedish Tax Agency (Skatteverket). The customer pays SEK 700.

How to book it

Invoice method – when invoicingInvoice method

AccountAccount nameDebitCredit
1510Kundfordringar (Accounts receivable)700
1513Kundfordringar – delad faktura (Receivables – split invoice (ROT/RUT))300
3001Försäljning 25 % moms (Sales, 25% VAT)800
2611Utgående moms 25 % (Output VAT 25%)200
Total1,0001,000

Invoice method – customer paymentInvoice method

AccountAccount nameDebitCredit
1930Företagskonto (Business bank account)700
1510Kundfordringar (Accounts receivable)700
Total700700

Cash method – on customer paymentCash method

AccountAccount nameDebitCredit
1930Företagskonto (Business bank account)700
1513Kundfordringar – delad faktura (Receivables – split invoice (ROT/RUT))300
3001Försäljning 25 % moms (Sales, 25% VAT)800
2611Utgående moms 25 % (Output VAT 25%)200
Total1,0001,000

Both methods – payout from the Swedish Tax AgencyBoth methods

AccountAccount nameDebitCredit
1630Skattekonto (Tax account)300
1513Kundfordringar – delad faktura (Receivables – split invoice (ROT/RUT))300
Total300300

Book against 1930 if the payout goes directly to the bank account.

Common mistakes

The UNIKBOK accounting software has a ready-made template for rOT invoice. Take a photo of the document, and the software suggests the accounts, VAT and journal entry for you.

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