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Answered on 29/03/2017 Learn Other-Topics/Sales Tax and VAT +2 CBSE - Class 10/Mathematics Tuition/Class IX-X Tuition

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For example, if you purchase a new television for Rs. 400 and live in an area where the sales tax is 7%, you would pay Rs. 28 in sales tax. Your total bill would be Rs. 428. It is important to note that sales tax is not revenue that the seller gets to keep. The seller is simply collecting the tax as... read more
For example, if you purchase a new television for Rs. 400 and live in an area where the sales tax is 7%, you would pay Rs. 28 in sales tax. Your total bill would be Rs. 428. It is important to note that sales tax is not revenue that the seller gets to keep. The seller is simply collecting the tax as part of their agreement to do business in that city or state. Every month or quarter the seller will have to prepare forms and pay in the money they collected for taxes to the state or local government. read less
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Answered on 05/12/2016 Learn Other-Topics/Sales Tax and VAT +2 CBSE - Class 10/Mathematics Tuition/Class IX-X Tuition

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Let the price of the refrigerator without sales tax = P. Here, the selling price S = 17600 and the rate of sales tax i.e., r = 10 S = P(1 + r/100) 1700= P(1 + 10/100) P * 11/10 = Rs. 17600 Therefore, P = 17600 × 11/10 = 1600 × 10 = Rs. 16000 Therefore, the sale tax = Selling price - Printed price ... read more
Let the price of the refrigerator without sales tax = P. Here, the selling price S = 17600 and the rate of sales tax i.e., r = 10 S = P(1 + r/100) 1700= P(1 + 10/100) P * 11/10 = Rs. 17600 Therefore, P = 17600 × 11/10 = 1600 × 10 = Rs. 16000 Therefore, the sale tax = Selling price - Printed price = 17600 - 16000 = Rs. 1600 read less
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Answered on 29/03/2017 Learn Other-Topics/Sales Tax and VAT +2 CBSE - Class 10/Mathematics Tuition/Class IX-X Tuition

FR Prashanth Reddy

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VAT is local sales tax. It is levied and collected under state laws. VAT has replaced the earlier sales tax system.
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Answered on 01/12/2016 Learn Other-Topics/Sales Tax and VAT +2 CBSE - Class 10/Mathematics Tuition/Class IX-X Tuition

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Let the Printed Price = Rs. P Shopkeeper buys at rebate of 30% Hence Cost price for Shopkeeper = Rs. 0.7*P Spends for transportation = Rs. 40 Now his cost price -- Rs. 0.7*P + 40 Now his final selling price = Rs. 856 Sales Tax charged at 7% on Printed Price Hence Sales Tax = 0.07*P Thus Selling Price... read more
Let the Printed Price = Rs. P Shopkeeper buys at rebate of 30% Hence Cost price for Shopkeeper = Rs. 0.7*P Spends for transportation = Rs. 40 Now his cost price – Rs. 0.7*P + 40 Now his final selling price = Rs. 856 Sales Tax charged at 7% on Printed Price Hence Sales Tax = 0.07*P Thus Selling Price = Printed Price + Sales Tax 856 = P + 0.07P 856 = ( 1 + 0.07) * P 856 = 1.07 * P Thus, P = 856 / 1.07. P = Rs. 800 Cost Price for Shopkeeper = 0.7*P + 40 0.7 * 800 + 40 560 + 40 Rs. 600 Hence, the Profit the shopkeeper has made is 800 – 600 = Rs. 200 Thus, Profit percentage = Profit / Printed Price =200/800 =1/4 = 0.25 = 0.25 * 100 = 25%. read less
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Answered on 01/12/2016 Learn Other-Topics/Sales Tax and VAT +2 CBSE - Class 10/Mathematics Tuition/Class IX-X Tuition

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Calculating the car is the base cost of an item multiplied by the appropriate vat rate for the item.example-if an item costs$100 vat rate of 20% the vat calculation is 100*20/100=20.
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