1. The document provides examples of how value-added tax (VAT) is calculated at different stages of production and distribution. It shows the tax collected, proceeds to the government, and impact on prices for the producer, distributor, retailer and final consumer.
2. VAT allows businesses to claim tax credits for tax paid on inputs. This avoids cascading of taxes (tax on tax). The examples demonstrate how this credit system means that in effect only the value added at each stage is taxed.
3. Total tax proceeds to the government under VAT come both from tax initially paid at time of purchase, as well as tax on value added and collected at subsequent stages of sale.
1. The document provides examples of how value-added tax (VAT) is calculated at different stages of production and distribution. It shows the tax collected, proceeds to the government, and impact on prices for the producer, distributor, retailer and final consumer.
2. VAT allows businesses to claim tax credits for tax paid on inputs. This avoids cascading of taxes (tax on tax). The examples demonstrate how this credit system means that in effect only the value added at each stage is taxed.
3. Total tax proceeds to the government under VAT come both from tax initially paid at time of purchase, as well as tax on value added and collected at subsequent stages of sale.
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1. The document provides examples of how value-added tax (VAT) is calculated at different stages of production and distribution. It shows the tax collected, proceeds to the government, and impact on prices for the producer, distributor, retailer and final consumer.
2. VAT allows businesses to claim tax credits for tax paid on inputs. This avoids cascading of taxes (tax on tax). The examples demonstrate how this credit system means that in effect only the value added at each stage is taxed.
3. Total tax proceeds to the government under VAT come both from tax initially paid at time of purchase, as well as tax on value added and collected at subsequent stages of sale.
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Tax paid during purchase Rs.10 (input Tax) Selling Price Rs.150 Tax collected during resale Rs.15 (output tax) Input tax credit (Tax paid during Rs.10 purchase) VAT payable (output tax ± input Rs.5 tax) Total Tax collected by govt. Rs.15 At the time of purchase by dealer Rs.10 At the time of resale by dealer Rs.5
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Selling price from company to distributor (pre-tax) 100 100 ' 8
Cost to distributor (gross) 110 110
0 10 Distributor's margin 8% 8.8 8% 8 Selling price from distributor to retailer ( pre-tax) 118.8 108 ' 8 7 Cost to retailer (gross) 118.8 118.8
0 10.8 Retailer's margin 22% 26.14 22% 23.76 Sales price to customer (pre-tax) 144.94 131.76 ' 8 57 cost to final customer 144.94 144.94 %
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Selling price from company to distributor (pre-tax) 100 100 ' 8
Cost to distributor (gross) 110 112.5
0 12.5 Distributor's margin 8% 8.8 8% 8 Selling price from distributor to retailer ( pre-tax) 118.8 108 ' 8 5 Cost to retailer (gross) 118.8 121.5
0 13.5 Retailer's margin 22% 26.14 22% 23.76 Sales price to customer (pre-tax) 144.94 131.76 ' 8 )&2 Cost to final customer 144.94 148.23 )
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Selling price from company to distributor (pre-tax) 100 97.78 ' 8
Cost to distributor (gross) 110 110.00 Less: credits/setoff available to distributor 0 12.22 Distributor's margin 8% 8.8 8% 7.82 Selling price from distributor to retailer (pre-tax) 118.8 105.6 ' 8 5 Cost to retailer (gross) 118.8 118.80 Less: credits/setoff available to retailer 0 13.20 Retailer's margin 22% 26.14 22% 23.23 Sales price to customer (pre-tax) 144.94 128.84 ' 8 ) cost to final customer 144.94 144.94 Ò TES
Examples 4, 5 & 6 shoÈ various possible
impact on final prices under VAT.
Unlike in the theoretical examples, in India,
sales tax Èas generally charged only once - at the time of sale to distributor.
Since no credit Èas available for sales tax,
Distributors and Retailers used to include sales tax in the cost of product, Èhile computing mark-up.