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1) Remaining VAT accounts of our company as of the end of January 2021 are as follows.
191 Deductible VAT = 10.000 TL Debt Remaining
391 Calculated VAT = 8.000 TL Credit Remainder
Record the journal (daily book) regarding VAT offset.
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