21. A non-VAT business reported the following:SalesP2,500,000Cost of Sales1,000,000Purchases, inclusive of VAT560,000How much is the amount of business tax payable? _22. A non-VAT person reported the following during the year:(NO Solutions)Domestic SalesP1,000,000Export Sales600,000Importation of GoodsTransaction deemed sales500,000100,000Its total amount subject to 12% VAT would be:(NO solutions)

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21. A non-VAT business reported the following: Sales P 2,500,000 Cost of Sales 1,000,000 Purchases, inclusive of VAT 560,000 How much is the amount of business tax payable? (NO Solutions) 22. A non-VAT person reported the following during the year: Domestic Sales P1,000,000 Export Sales Importation of Goods 600,000 500,000 Transaction deemed sales 100,000 Its total amount subject to 12% VAT would be:, (NO solutions)

21. A non-VAT business reported the following: Sales P 2,500,000 Cost of Sales 1,000,000 Purchases, inclusive of VAT 560,000 How much is the amount of business tax payable? (NO Solutions) 22. A non-VAT person reported the following during the year: Domestic Sales P1,000,000 Export Sales Importation of Goods 600,000 500,000 Transaction deemed sales 100,000 Its total amount subject to 12% VAT would be:, (NO solutions)

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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ISBN:9781259964947

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Publisher:Libby

Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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