Compute VAT for each Corporations.

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Chapter 1, Problem 14AP

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Compute VAT for each Corporations.

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VAT: Value-Added-Tax (VAT) is a kind of tax that is levied on the incremental value of the goods under process in any stage of production.

In this it is required to find out the value added to the entertainment videos by each of the Incorporation and compute the VAT on those value.

Calculate the value added by Incorporation Q and the VAT on it, as follows;

Value addded by Incorporation Q = Sales revenue-Cost of sales =[$111,600,000($9×12.4m units)−$74,400,000($6×12.4m units)] =$37,200,000

VAT = Value addded by Incorporation Q×Tax rate = $37,200,000×3% =$1,116,000

Calculate the value added by Incorporation R and VAT on it, as follows;

Value addded by Incorporation R = Sales revenue-Cost of sales =[$124,000,000($10×12.4m units)−$111,600,000($9×12.4m units)] =$12,400,000

VAT = Value addded by Incorporation Q×Tax rate = $12,400,000×3% =$372,000

Therefore, the VAT for Incorporation Q and Incorporation R is $1,116,000 and $372,000 respectively.

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