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DIT Illustration
DIT Illustration
Assume you have figures that are Vat exclusive from a supplier who is Partial exempt trader
(PET) for the month of December 2020 and find the DIT for the purpose of calculating VAT
payable or Refundable.
T
Then, testing for ratio { }
A
T
{ } = 3,040,000
A
(3,040,000+9,200,000)
= 3,040,000
12,240,000
T
{ } = 0.2483=0.25=25% (Please approximate in two decimal places)
A
Therefore since the answer is between 0.1 and 0.9 then we use the whole formula of DIT
T
DIT = X + I { }
A
T= Total Values of taxable supplies (hereby referred to values of sales VAT exclusive)
A= Total Values of all supplies (hereby referred to both Taxable and exempt sales VAT
exclusive…A=T+E)
X=?
T
DIT = X + I { }
A
= 2,484,000 + 513,000 (0.2483)
= 2,611,377.9
Hence, this is the value to be used in computing VAT payable or Refundable depending
on the nature of the question i.e
NOTE.
• This is how we compute the value of DIT when the figures are VAT exclusive
• Now, try to compute the same value of DIT when the figures are VAT inclusive so
that you can explore the differences.
• Try to re-do the computation by using your calculator because I was rushing to an
invigilation and probably I might be wrong somewhere especially in the totals or
summations of figures.
• If I will set VAT question in your exam that involves computation of DIT then use
the above steps and not otherwise.
• Again, this illustration should not be used as a confirmation that VAT is already
one among the questions in your exam, just read everything we discussed. All the
best.