Tally entry for import - purchase

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Purchase details:

1. Material Name: Calcium Carbonate

2. Imported from: Turkey

3. Quantity: 28000 kgs. (28 MT)

4. Commercial invoice rate: 115 USD per MT (FOB rate)

5. Freight: 1000 usd (56000 Rs.)

6. Insurance : 214 Rs.

 

Payments I made:

1. Bank commission charges: 3748

2. L/C payment for material - 183487 (181189 material charges(3220 USD X 56.27) + 2298 bank charges)

3. assessible value as per customs - 246648.06

    a. inv value - Rs. 187992  (120 usd/mt X 28 MT X 55.95 Rs.)

    b. ocean freight -  Rs.56000

    c. insurance - Rs. 214

    d. landing charges @ 1% on a+b+c - Rs. 2442.06

4. Customs charges paid - Rs. 63765

   a. BCD @ 7.5% on 246648.06 - Rs. 18498.6

   b. CVD @ 12% on assessed value + BCD - Rs. 31817.6

   c. customs education cess @ 2% on BCD + CVD - Rs. 1006.3

   c. customs S & E H cess @ 1% on BCD + CVD - Rs. 503.2

   d. addl duty - imports @ 4% on ass. value + BCD + CVD + Edu cess + S& E H Cess - Rs. 11939

5. CHA charges - 105000

6. Freight - Rs. 23000

7. Labour - Rs. 2000

 

I am finding it difficult to pass these entries. Since i have made these payments on different dates. Invoice amount is different from Assessible value. Can someone please pass all these entries in a dummy tally account and pass me the zip file for better understanding.

I have passed individual entries but stock value is less than the actual, since it should include all the costs.

I would really appreciate if someone can help in detail on the same.

Replies (2)

Dear nitin there is nothing to worry but let it clear whether credit of CVD is taken by company or not...

Dear Nitesh

you take all these entries in purchase a/c including shipping charges and freight only the value of CVD @ 12% taken in adv. recoverable a/c because you when you will be sale / trf. this material then you will passed your credit of cvd.


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