how do you work out vat backwards?
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To calculate VAT having the gross amount you should divide the gross amount by 1 + VAT percentage. (i.e if it is 20%, then you should divide by 1.20), then subtract the gross amount.
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You calculate the tax you pay by multiplying your VAT flat rate by your ' VAT inclusive turnover'. Example You bill a customer for £1,000, adding VAT at 20% to make £1,200 in total. You're a caterer, so the VAT flat rate for your business is 12.5%. Your flat rate payment will be 12.5% of £1,200, or £150.
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To work out a price excluding the standard rate of VAT (20%) divide the price including VAT by 1.2. To work out a price excluding the reduced rate of VAT (5%) divide the price including VAT by 1.05.
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This means that a value of 0.2 will be displayed as 20%. VAT calculations work on the premise that the gross amount is 120% of the net amount. The most efficient formula we can use to express this is to divide the gross amount by 120%. However, we only want to do this if the VAT Rate in Column B is 20%.
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['First, take your allowances from your total income to work out your taxable income.', 'Second, work out the charge tax on your taxable income using the rates of tax that apply to you.']
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GWV is 75% of PRV. So simply multiply PRV X 0.75 to get your GWV value. To calculate the retail price from PRV, multiply PRV by the PEG rate and add VAT rounded to the nearest pound.
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There are three rates of VAT which are applied to goods and services. Standard Rate (currently 20%), Reduced Rate (currently 5%) and Zero Rate (0%, obviously). Items may also be exempt (or 'outside the scope') of VAT.
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['The calculation is: RTY = 0.90*0.91*0.99*0.98*0.97 = 0.77.', 'Therefore, RTY = 77%.']
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I it possible to get the vat return forms of bills from another store filled in any tk maxx store?? Hi Rupa, yes you can as long as you have all your receipts!
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The due date for the submission of your VAT return and to make any payment due is one month and seven days after the end of the VAT period. In this example, the return must be submitted and payment made by 7 May.
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A tax of 7.5 percent was added to the product to make it equal to 967.5. So, divide 7.5 by 100 to get 0.075. Divide the final amount by the value above to find the original amount before the tax was added. In this example: 967.5 / 1.075 = 900.
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['sales tax = (20)', 'sales =(400)', 'purchase of raw material =(250)', 'excise duty =(30)', 'change in stocks =(-40)', 'import of raw material = (12)', 'depreciation = (9) Share with your friends.']
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Calculating RPGT is a fairly simple process. To know the taxable amount, first calculate your chargeable gain, which is the difference between the purchase price and the sale price. RPGT would then be calculated by multiplying your chargeable gain with the relevant RPGT rate.
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['Call the HMRC VAT Helpline which is open between 8 am and 8 pm during the week.', "You could use the VIES website, an online VAT checker for businesses in the EU. This website uses real-time data feeds from individual member states' VAT systems."]
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The easiest method is to calculate 1% first, scale that up to 20% to calculate the VAT, then add the VAT to the net to calculate the gross. Let's think about what these figures mean before we go on. We started the calculation with the net amount, which doesn't include the VAT, so is a VAT exclusive figure.
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UK VAT on Flowers or Food. ... VAT is due unless a specific relief applies. All of the VAT reliefs are narrowly applied so you should avoid expecting HMRC to be generous in any interpretation.