17 December 2016
Dear Experts Pls clarify in which case Excise duty will be less from gross sales/revenue from operations i.e. Gross sales/revenue from operation 100000 Less Excise duty 10000 Net Gross sales/revenue from operations 90000
17 December 2016
Excise duty is a tax liability collected from the customers and payable to the govt, so it will be credited to excise duty ac as liability and debited when it is paid to govt. In such a manner of accounting it will be reduced from gross sales.
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17 December 2016
Sir we also collect the vat from customers and paid to Govt so why vat is not to be less from gross sales like ED....pls clarify with an example if possible
18 December 2016
Like ED VAT can be also less from gross sales. If VAT is not less from gross sales VAT payment is charged as expense.
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18 December 2016
sir assume :- on issue of invoice i have passed following entry cash DR....110000 To Excisable Sales.........100000 TO Excise duty payable...10000
so after passing this entry only RS. 100000 will be reflect as sales in trading which is Net sales amount/product value then why 10000 will be less from 100000
18 December 2016
You have already reduced excise duty from sales by passing the above entry. No need for further less 10000 from 100000.
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18 December 2016
ok now its clear sir one more query.... my brother is running restaurant wherein he is charging 14.5% vat and 6% service tax on gross value pls tell me how the accounting entry will be pass assume the customer has eaten palak paneer Rs. 100 vat 14.5% 14.5 ST 6% 6% total bill amount 121 in round figure. pls clarify how this entry will be pass in tally