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Input Tax paid on purchases (i.e. output tax collected in the purchase bills) is called Input Tax Credit. Input Tax Credit available on all purchase bills should be arrived (including the Input Tax Credit to be adjusted if any during the previous month). Input Tax Credit is eligible only on the taxable purchases made (from the registered dealers with TIN in force) within the State and VAT shown separately.
VAT payable on the taxable sales or deemed taxable sales is called Output Tax payable. The input tax paid on the taxable purchases as above should be deducted from the output tax payable and if the output tax payable is greater than input tax credit, the balance amount to be paid to Government is called Output Tax due/payable. If the Output tax payable is lesser than the Input Tax Credit, the excess amount is called Input Tax Credit available and the same will be carried forward to the next month. The Input Tax Credit carried forward to the next months will be adjusted in the ensuing months.
Thus the VAT liability will be calculated only after applying the above procedure at the end of the calendar month and VAT liability arises on the first day of the ensuing month in case of running concern.
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What is 1800 less vat?
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What are Vat control accounts?
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What is the Difference between nett and gross invoice?
Nett is pre VAT on an invoiceGross it the total cost due (inclusive of VAT)Hope this helpsLiz. H
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