Poonawalla fincorps
Poonawalla fincorps

Please solve these few question

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U S Sharma (glidor@gmail.com) (21056 Points)
Replied 17 July 2011

 

4) A dealer purchased 11,000 kgs of inputs on which VAT paid @ 3% was 3,000.
He manufactured 10,000 kgs of finished products from the inputs. 1,000 kgs.was
the process loss. The final product was sold at uniform price of 10 per kg., as
follows:
 
Goods sold within the State:4,000 kgs. 40000*12.5%=5000/-
 
 
 
Finished prodeuct sold in the course of inter-state sale against C form-2,500 kgs. .........25000*2% = 500/-
 
Goods sent on stock transfer to consignment agents outside the State-2,000 kgs. 20000*4% duty reversal for stock transfer = 800
 
Goods sold the Government department outside the State-1,500 kgs. 15000*12.5% = 1875
 
 
There was no opening or closing stock
of inputs. WIP or finished product. The State VAT rate on the finished product
of dealer is 12.5%. Calculate the liability of VAT and CST. Find VAT credit
available to dealer and tax required to be paid in cash.
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available credit 3000 less duty reversed for stock transfer 800 = 2200 vat in hand 
 
liability 5000+500+1875= 7375 
so vat payable in cash (7375-2200) =5175

Mohit Bhownani (Student) (294 Points)
Replied 17 July 2011

Originally posted by : U S Sharma

 

2) Mr. B, an Indian Resident, aged 60 years, returned to India after visiting Germany

on 15/8/08. He had been to Germany on 5/8/08. On his way back to India he

brought the following goods with him :

i) His personal effects like clothes, etc. valued at60,000 - no duty 

ii) 1 litre of wine worth2,000 - No duty ( sch 1)

iii) A video cassette recorder worth11,000 ( duty payable)

iv) A microwave oven worth22,000 ( No duty sch 1) 

If the basic customs duty is 30%, what is the duty payable?

 

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no duty on personal effects 

total allowance is 25000/- for indian passanger returning to india ...........after stay for more than 3 days

wine is also counted in 25000

so 22000+2000=24000 exempted items

and cassate recorder is offered to duty 

 

under baggage rules, either duty can be exempted or can be charged, but no partial exemption i .e recorder can not get 1000 exemption of balance.

thanks for ur reply!!

 

 

2) Mr. B, an Indian Resident, aged 60 years, returned to India after visiting Germany
on 15/8/08. He had been to Germany on 5/8/10. On his way back to India he
brought the following goods with him :
i) His personal effects like clothes, etc. valued at60,000
ii) 3 litre of wine worth 2,000 per litre
iii) A video cassette recorder worth11,000
iv) A microwave oven worth22,000 
If the basic customs duty is 20%, what is the duty payable?
 


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