This document contains 7 questions about VAT (Value Added Tax) concepts for a student to research and understand: 1) Output VAT is the VAT charged on sales. 2) Input VAT is the VAT paid on purchases. 3) Deemed sales refer to supplies treated as taxable sales for VAT purposes. 4) VAT due is the output VAT collected minus input VAT paid. 5) Presumptive input VAT allows a percentage of input VAT claim without invoices. 6) Transitional input VAT refers to input VAT from the transition period to a VAT system. 7) VAT return forms are filed to report output VAT collected, input VAT paid and VAT due for the period.
This document contains 7 questions about VAT (Value Added Tax) concepts for a student to research and understand: 1) Output VAT is the VAT charged on sales. 2) Input VAT is the VAT paid on purchases. 3) Deemed sales refer to supplies treated as taxable sales for VAT purposes. 4) VAT due is the output VAT collected minus input VAT paid. 5) Presumptive input VAT allows a percentage of input VAT claim without invoices. 6) Transitional input VAT refers to input VAT from the transition period to a VAT system. 7) VAT return forms are filed to report output VAT collected, input VAT paid and VAT due for the period.
This document contains 7 questions about VAT (Value Added Tax) concepts for a student to research and understand: 1) Output VAT is the VAT charged on sales. 2) Input VAT is the VAT paid on purchases. 3) Deemed sales refer to supplies treated as taxable sales for VAT purposes. 4) VAT due is the output VAT collected minus input VAT paid. 5) Presumptive input VAT allows a percentage of input VAT claim without invoices. 6) Transitional input VAT refers to input VAT from the transition period to a VAT system. 7) VAT return forms are filed to report output VAT collected, input VAT paid and VAT due for the period.