PLEASE SORT OUT THIS....

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sir,,,
the question of taxation of june pcc 09 IS as follows.

question no.7(A)

Compute the VAT amount payable by Mr. A who purchases goods from a manufacturer
on payment of Rs. 2,25,000 (including VAT) and earns 10% profit on sale to retailers.
VAT rate on purchase and sale is 12.5%

I HAVE CHECKED MANY SOLLUTIONS,,EVERYONE HAVE CALCULATED THE ANSWER BY TAKING 10% GP MARGIN ON COST,EVEN ICAI IN ITS SUGGESTED ANSWERS..

BUT ITS CLEARLY GIVEN 10%GP ON SALE TO RETAILER IN THE QUESTION..

SO WE SHOULD CALCULATE  SALE CONSIDERATION LIKE THIS-
200000(PURCHASE PRICE)+10% OF X=X
ASSUMING X AS SALE CONSIDERATION

OR LIKE THIS-
200000+10%OF 200000=220000??????

Replies (14)

cost of purchase 200000x10%profit=20000

cost  200000+profit 20000=assessable value220000

assesable value 220000X12.5% =Vat 27500

 

BUT ITS CLEARLY GIVEN 10%GP ON SALE TO RETAILER IN THE QUESTION..

IT MUST BE LIKE THIS I GUESS

200000+10%OF X=X

200000=X-10%OF X

200000=90%OF X

200000/90*100=X

SALES PRICE=X=2,22,222.22

Question 7

(a) Compute the VAT amount payable by Mr. A who purchases goods from a manufacturer

on payment of Rs. 2,25,000 (including VAT) and earns 10% profit on sale to retailers.

VAT rate on purchase and sale is 12.5%. (3 Marks)

(b) An unregistered “service provider” provides following details in respect of taxable

services provided during the financial year 2008-09:

Date Particulars Amount

(Rs.)

30.6.2008 Advance received from a customer 1,00,000

PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE EXAMINATION: JUNE, 2009

42

30.9.2008 Part payment received against a bill of Rs.

9,50,000 raised on a customer

5,00,000

31.12.2008 Money received against taxable services provided

during December, 08

3,00,000

31.1.2009 Taxable services rendered during January, 09 1,00,000

31.3.2009 Taxable services rendered during March, 09 2,00,000

The service tax provider complies with the provisions of registration and collection of

service tax as per service tax laws. He gets registered during the year. He received the

money against the bills raised during the month of January and March 2009. Compute

the service tax liability of service provider for the year 2008-09 considering service tax @

12.36%. (3 Marks)

Answer

(a) Computation of VAT payable by Mr. A:-

Amount (Rs.)

Payment made to manufacturer 2,25,000

Less

: VAT paid (2,25,000 x 12.5)/112.5 25,000

Add

Sale price before VAT 2,20,000

: Profit margin (10% of Cost Price) 20,000

Add

Invoice value after 10% profit margin 2,47,500

VAT charged in invoice 27,500

: VAT @ 12.5% on Rs. 2,20,000 27,500

Less

: VAT input credit (2,25,000 x 12.5)/112.5 25,000

VAT payable by Mr. A 2,500

Purchase price 2,00,000

see by this link question no.7(a)

https://www.icai.org.in/resource_file/17267pcc_sugg_paper_june09_5.pdf

THAT I TOO KNOW ABOUT THE ANS.

BT I M SAYING THE ANS MUST BE IN ACCORDANCE TO THE STATEMENT...AND IN STATEMENT ITS CEARLY GIVEN THAT PROFIT OF 10% IS ON SALE.....

profit on sale its right but vat credit avail. then cost is 200000 add profit 10% then after that 12.5 vat should be charged its a practice way. 

YAAR BT MY QUESTION IS THAT

IS MY METHOD 2 IN ACCORDANCE WID STATEMENT IS RIGHT OR NT???

I m agree with kanveer. I had also calculated profit of Rs. 22,222/- in exam.

profit will be 22222/-

simply calculate na 200000/90 *100 =222222.

222222-200000=22222

ram avatar is right

tax par has to be bifurcated in all the cases

vat paid on purchases shall be directly taken to give credit, that is belongs to govt.

hence the profit shall be calculated on cost of purchases.

I M AGREE WITH THE ANS OF RAM AVTAR SINGH, 

 VAT PAID ON PURCHASE IS NOT TAKEN AS COST

SO COST = 225000 * 100/112.5 = 200000

AND SALES = 200000+10% = 220000

VAT ON SALES = 220000*12.5% = 27500

AND VAT PAYABLE = 27500 - 25000 = 2500  (INDIRECTLY i.e PROFIT*VAT RATE ) =  (20000*12.5%)

kanveer y dont u check institutes suggested ans dey r available on icai.org  n u would get da exact ans...... dey wld be no need to ask every one den

 
Dear i hav already checkd dat...Bt m nt satisfied wid dere ans. Too..


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