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Hello and welcome to this video on creating and  using an invoice for domestic reverse charge. So what I'm going to show you today is  how you can make a template for domestic   reverse charge and I'm going to  show you how you will use it. So the first thing that we need to do, is we need  to go into tools and we need to go into the print   template editor. What will happen is you'll  get the print template and report designer   and what we're going to do is we're going to  open up an invoice template that we already use.   So you can see here, you might have your  recently used templates and it could be here,   or you need to go to open template and then  you need to select invoice, and then you need   to select that template. So we're going to click  on invoice on here and we're going to click ok. So this is going to bring up my invoice  template I currently use but I need to   make some modifications to make a  domestic reverse charge invoice.   Now the three things that we need to  change is we need to change the table,   we need to put a tax description that shows  the domestic reverse charge and the percentage.   And then we also need to put some wording  at the bottom here to say that it's domestic   reverse charge invoice. And we're also going  to put domestic reverse charge amount as well. Right, so the first thing we're going to do is  we're going to click on to this table on here.  And these are the general properties  of that table and you can see that   you've got a preview here, which  we'll come back to in a minute,   but we're going to go into columns first. And  what we need to do is add a column. So I'm going   to click on the plus sign and I'm going to click  on standard column. By default, that's going to be   at the bottom at the moment, which is perfectly  fine whilst we create this particular column. So in my column text, I am just going to put tax  description. Once you put in that column text,   you can go into field name and we're going to  find taxcode.description. So if we go right to the   bottom here, we should see taxcode.description,  which is here. Now you can also, if you want to   if you prefer to, you can put tax.description  and rate which will put the rate as a separate   part, but some people, most people, might have  put in their domestic reverse charge on tax codes   the whole thing in the description  anyway but I can leave that up to you. Okay, so I'm going to put tax code.description now  you can see here that's comments at the bottom,   but it's putting the right information that I  need. But the next thing I want to do is format   the horizontal alignment...