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Profit and loss , Sales tax

Profit and loss , Sales tax

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Mathematics

7th - 8th Grade

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Profit and loss , Sales tax

Profit = selling price - cost price
Loss = cost price - selling price

Selling Price = Marked price - Discount (Rs)
  PROFIT %=PROFITCOST PRICE×100%\ PROFIT\ \%=\frac{PROFIT}{COST\ PRICE}\times100\%  
 Loss %= LOSSCOST PRICE ×100 %Loss\ \%=\ \frac{LOSS}{COST\ PRICE}\ \times100\ \%  

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sales tax/value added tax ( VAT)

UPDATED version- CGST/SGST

  • Sales tax/ value added tax is charged by the state government on the sale of an item. It is collected by the shopkeeper from the customer and given to the Government.

  • It is calculated on the selling price of an item and is added to the value of the bill.

  • sales tax is known as value added tax (VAT).

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Note : In case of any discount , first deduct the discount from the marked price and then calculate sales tax (VAT)

  • The cost price of a pair of shoes= Rs.670, sales tax is 6% . Find the bill amount.

  • calculate 6% of 670= ???

  • Add the value in Rs 670.

  • Bill amount=

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Multiple Select

MRP of a mobile phone is Rs.50000. The shopkeeper offers a discount of 5%. If The VAT is 8%, find the amount the customer has to pay to shopkeeper.

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Rs.51300

2

47500+3800

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Application based Questions

  • A DVD player is marked for Rs. 5000. the shopkeeper offers 10% discount on it. If VAT is received 8%. Find the amount paid by the customer.

  • Calculate selling price= M.P - d% of M.P.

  • add 8% VAT on Selling price, that will be Bill Amount.

Profit and loss , Sales tax

Profit = selling price - cost price
Loss = cost price - selling price

Selling Price = Marked price - Discount (Rs)
  PROFIT %=PROFITCOST PRICE×100%\ PROFIT\ \%=\frac{PROFIT}{COST\ PRICE}\times100\%  
 Loss %= LOSSCOST PRICE ×100 %Loss\ \%=\ \frac{LOSS}{COST\ PRICE}\ \times100\ \%  

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