1. Export invoices to MYOB by checking the “Export to MYOB” checkbox.
2. Set the following required fields for exporting to MYOB:
- Date of First Invoice for Export to MYOB - refers to the date on which the first invoice or financial transaction is recorded in the accounting software that will be exported to MYOB.
- Tuition - refers to the amount of tuition and/or administration fee charged to a client for a unit of competency or module.
- Resource - refers to charges associated with the provision of learning materials, equipment, and other resources necessary for a student to complete their training program.
- Other - refers to charges beyond tuition and resource fees that students may be required to pay during their enrolment. These fees can vary between RTOs and may cover a range of services and materials.
Note: Only specific MYOB account codes are compatible for Invoices. Common examples include Income Accounts, Expense Accounts, Asset Accounts, Liability Accounts.
IMPORTANT NOTE - GST in MYOB
When setting up Fee items in your Student Management System (SMS), it’s important to map them accurately in MYOB to ensure GST is reported correctly. Assign each Fee item to the appropriate account from your MYOB Chart of Accounts and use the correct tax codes for GST reporting. For example, Fees without GST should be mapped to accounts in MYOB and assigned the “FRE” (GST Free) tax code, while Fees that include GST should be mapped to accounts and assigned the “GST” tax code.
You may refer to this page for the list of MYOB Tax Codes (https://www.myob.com/au/support/myob-business/accounting/financial-control/accounts-list/gst-codes)
In conclusion, familiarising yourself with the process of setting MYOB export options is vital for ensuring a smooth and accurate integration of financial data with the SMS.