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ACCO 101 - Lesson 3.1 - Value-Added Tax
ACCO 101 - Lesson 3.1 - Value-Added Tax
ACCO 101
Financial Accounting
and Reporting 1
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Accounting Cycle: Merchandising Business
Value Added Tax
Value Added Tax (VAT) is a type of sales tax which is levied on the
consumption on the sale of goods, services or properties, as well as goods
imported in the Philippines. A 12% value added tax rate is levied on goods
and is recorded as a separate account in recording the sale and purchase
transactions. It is an indirect tax that is passed on to the buyer and is added
to the selling price. The amount paid by the customer, known as the invoice
price, will include the selling price and the 12% value added tax.
PUP OUS IODE
Accounting Cycle: Merchandising Business
Value Added Tax
Output VAT refers to the value added tax the seller passed on to the buyer
and is classified as a liability account. Input VAT refers to the value added
tax the buyer paid on the purchase. The excess of output tax over input tax
is the Value added tax due and payable to the Bureau of Internal Revenue
and is to be remitted by the company within 25 days of the following month.
PUP OUS IODE
Accounting Cycle: Merchandising Business
Value Added Tax
The following transactions illustrate the accounting for value added tax using
the periodic system:
AA CC
A/R 28,000 Purchases 25,000
Sales 25,000 Input tax 3,000
Output tax 3,000 A/P 28,000
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Accounting Cycle: Merchandising Business
Value Added Tax
AA CC
Sales returns 2,500 AP 2,800
Output tax 300 Input tax 300
A/R 2,800 Purchase returns 2,500
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Accounting Cycle: Merchandising Business
Value Added Tax
AA CC
Cash 25,200 AP 25,200
A/R 25,200 Cash 25,200