Accounting30 March 2026

Year-end rebate accounting: how should it be treated?

A year-end rebate affects revenue or purchases, VAT and cut-off. Here is how to think about it properly in 2026.

Samuel HAYOT
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Year-end rebate accounting: how should it be treated?

Updated March 30, 2026 - A year-end rebate must be documented, matched to the right period and handled consistently for VAT and accounting.

See also Account 467, Bad debt evidence and VAT and VAT and corporate tax filings.

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