Invoice value

What is the difference between invoice value and taxable value?

Replies (2)
Quick Summary
This discussion clarifies the distinction between invoice value and taxable value. The taxable value is the base amount on which tax is calculated, while the invoice value is the total amount due, including the tax itself. For example, on goods worth £10,000 with an 18% tax rate, the taxable value is £10,000, the tax is £1,800, and the total invoice value is £11,800.

We have to charge Tax on Taxable value and Invoice value is Taxable value + Tax .
for i.e

sold goods for Rs 10000/- Tax 18%

Taxable value - 10000/-
Tax 18 %. - 1800/-
--------------------------------
Invoice value - 11,800/-
Invoice value is the total amount of the invoice means basic amout means taxable value on which we have to pay tax for example 1000(taxable value) + 50 (tax 5%) is invoice value=1050

Leave a Reply

Your are not logged in . Please login to post replies

Click here to Login / Register