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6 Exercises
Financial Accounting - Chapter 29 Appendix 1. Sales & Use Tax
Assumptions
• Sales Tax rate = 10%
• Usage Tax rate = 10%
• On a daily basis, each company collects the taxes on behalf of the government. At the end of
the month, the companies remit the amount collected to the government.
Players
• Company A
• Company B
• Company C
• Government
• End User
Scenario
Company B
Details of Scenario Accounting for the transactions
Step 1. Purchased $1000 worth of raw
material from Company A, which is used Raw Material Inventory $1,100
in the process of the firm’s product. Vendor $1,100
Step 2.
Raw material in processes an end product
is made ready for resale. This created Finished Goods Inventory $1,000
five finished goods units WIP $1,000
Step 3.
Sold five finished goods items for $1 600 A/R - Company B $8,800
a piece to company C Tax charged Payable $ 800
Revenue $8,000
Step 4.
Tax Reconciliation prepared for Tax remitted to Government <$ 800>
remittance to government
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Step 4. Tax Reconciliation prepared for Tax remitted to Government <$ 300>
remittance to government
End User
Details of Scenario Accounting for the transactions
Step 1. The End User purchases 20 units Purchases $3 300
from Company C for $3 000 Vendor $3 300
Government
No Tax Remitted
Remit $800 or Received to/
Remit $100 Receive $ 300 from Government
Note: Sales and Usage tax is generally fully expensed, thus the sales and usage tax charged
and submitted to the government is based completely on the sales dollars and not on the
value added portion. Since the tax is fully expensed, the corporate income tax paid for the
year will be less than what was paid had the sales and usage tax been reclaimable up front.
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