Value added tax (VAT) Flashcards

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What is a VAT vendor?

A

Anyone who’s turnover is greater than R1 Million a year, they are given a VAT registration number

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What is the process of the VAT vendor as an agent? (3)

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  1. Customer pays VAT to the VAT vendor (business)
  2. VAT vendor collects VAT from customer
  3. SARS receives VAT from VAT vendor (15%)
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3
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How do you calculated the marked selling price?

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COST + Mark-up = Selling price (100%) + VAT (15%) = Marked selling price (115%)

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How are sales recorded? (i.e output VAT)

A

DR Bank (A)
CR SARS (VAT) (A/L)
CR Sales income (E)
(A DR and two CR’s)

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What are “zero-rated” supplies? (0% VAT)

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They are items that have no VAT for low income households

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What is the VAT formula?

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(What you want (%)/What you know (%)) x What you know (R)

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What is Output VAT? (3)

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  • Outputs are the goods sold or services provided by business
  • If the business is a VAT vendor, the business charges OUTPUT VAT
  • The output VAT is paid over to SARS
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How is Output VAT is a liability? (3)

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  1. Business A has made a sale and collected VAT from a customer on behalf of SARS
  2. Business A has a present obligation to pay over the output VAT collected of R60 to SARS
  3. The obligating event that gives rise to the R60 owing is the sale of inventory and the collection of VAT
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What is input VAT? (3)

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  • Inputs are all the goods bought or services supplied to a business. These include inventory, goods, electricity, telephone.
  • The business will pay INPUT VAT if these items are provided by VAT vendors
  • If the business is a VAT vendor, the business will claim the INPUT VAT back from SARS
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How is input VAT recorded in the books?

A

DR
DR
CR
(Two DR’s and a CR)

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How is input VAT an asset? (3)

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  1. Business A has paid for an expense which includes
    VAT.
  2. Business A will claim the input VAT back from SARS and expects to get benefit in the form of cash when the input VAT is refunded by SARS.
  3. The VAT portion is not part of the expense this money will be claimed back from SARS.
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12
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How does VAT affect the statement of comprehensive income of a VAT vendor, i.e income and expenses ?

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Income: output Vat collected from income earned is paid over to SARS and is not included in income figures
Expenses: Input VAT paid on expenses incurred is claimed back from SARS and is not included in expenses figures

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13
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How are drawings affected with VAT?

A
DR Drawings (E)
      CR Inventory (A)
       CR SARS (VAT) (A/L)
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14
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True or false, only cash drawings are taxed

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False, cash drawings are not taxed, while inventory and other drawings are

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