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Indirect Act

Total questions: 137

Worksheet time: 2hrs 4mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Person-in-charge in the case of a vessel or an aircraft, deliver to the proper officer …………………………. by

presenting electronically prior to the arrival] of the vessel or the aircraft, as the case may be, and in the case of a

vehicle, an import report within ………………….after its arrival in the customs station

a)

an arrival manifest or import manifest, 12 hours

b)

an arrival manifest or import manifest, 24 hours

c)

import report, 12 hours

d)

none of these

2.

An arrival manifest or import manifest or import report is not delivered to the proper officer within the time

specified then penalty levied up to

a)

10,000

b)

50,000

c)

20,000

d)

none of these

3.

Imported goods shall not be unloaded from, and export goods shall not be loaded on, any conveyance except

under the supervision of

a)

the proper officer

b)

importer himself

c)

any authorised person

d)

None of these

4.

Bills of entry can be submitted…………….. days prior to expected date of arrival of vessel.

(a)  

5.

Goods may pending clearance or removal, as the case may be, be permitted to be stored in a public warehouse under section 49 for a period not exceeding

a)

30 days

b)

45 days

c)

90 days

d)

none of these

6.

Inland Container Depot is a Custom Station duly:

a)

Appointed by Central Board of Excise & Customs

b)

Licensed by Central Board of Excise & Customs

c)

Appointed by Central Board of Indirect Taxes & Customs

d)

Licensed by Central Board of Indirect Taxes & Customs

7.

which of the following person is included as a Person-in-Charge

a)

Master of the Vessel

b)

Commander or Pilot in charge of aircraft

c)

The Conductor, guard or any other person having the chief direction of the train

d)

All of these

8.

The document which contains the detailed information to customs about goods in the

vessels/aircraft/ vehicle is called as

a)

Arrival manifest or Import General Manifest /Import Manifest

b)

Bill of entry

c)

Import Report

d)

none of these

9.

The document which contains the detailed information to customs about goods in the

vessels/aircraft/ vehicle is called as

a)

Arrival manifest or Import General Manifest /Import Manifest

b)

Bill of entry

c)

Import Report

d)

none of these

10.

Customs duty shall be levied at such rates as may be prescribed under Customs Tariff Act, 1975, or any other law in force on goods:

a)

Imported into India by any person other than Government

b)

Exported from India by any person other than Government

c)

Imported into or exported from India by government

d)

All of these

11.

The basic condition for levy of Customs Duty is:

a)

There must be import or export of goods

b)

There must be import or export of services

c)

There must be import or export of goods or services or both

d)

All of the above

12.

In case of import of goods, taxable event occurs when:

a)

Goods crosses the territorial water

b)

Goods crosses the customs barrier

c)

Goods goods have been dispatched by the supplier

d)

Goods become the part of land mass of India

13.

The term Export with its grammatical variation & cognate expression means:

a)

Supply of goods to a recipient located outside India

b)

Supply beyond territorial water

c)

Both a & b above

d)

Taking out of India to a place outside India

14.

The process of Export is said to be completed when the goods:

a)

Reached the destination port

b)

Crosses the Indian Port

c)

Crosses the Indian Territorial water

d)

Crosses the Indian Customs Water

15.

As per Customs Act, 1962, the term “Import” with its grammatical variation and cognate

expression means:

a)

Purchase from foreign country

b)

Supplier is located outside India

c)

Bringing into India from a place within India

d)

Bringing into India from a place outside India

16.

………… Charging section of custom duty.

a)

Section 5

b)

Section 7

c)

Section 9

d)

Section 12

17.

Importation of goods by Government also treated at par with other imported goods. State whether the statement is true or false.

a)

True

b)

False

18.

When a foreign ship coming into India for unloading of cargo then duty is payable on:

a)

on cargo unloaded in India

b)

Cargo including ship (as goods includes ship )

c)

On value of vessel

d)

None of these

19.

Bill of entry can be presented for:

a)

Home Consumption

b)

Warehousing i.e. Into Bond

c)

Clearance from warehouse for Home Consumption i.e. Ex-bond

d)

All of these

20.

The person liable to submit Import

Manifest is:

a)

Importer

b)

Exporter

c)

Person –in -charge of Conveyance

d)

All of these

21.

Entry outward means general

permission by customs authority to the

master of vessels for allowing him to:

a)

load the cargo

b)

load passenger

c)

load mail bags

d)

All of these

22.

In which of the following conveyance

Export goods not to be loaded until

Entry-Out-wards granted

a)

Vessel

b)

Aircraft

c)

Vehicle

d)

All of these

23.

Which of the following goods can be sale by port trust authority even if

30days from unloading has not been completed

a)

Animal

b)

Hazardous goods

c)

Arms and ammunition

d)

All of these

24.

What action can be taken by custodian

if goods not cleared, warehoused or

transshipped within given time

a)

sale

b)

Destroy

c)

barter

d)

Exchange

25.

Import / Export goods are not to be

unloaded or loaded except -------

a)

Importer/ Exporter itself

b)

Under supervision of proper Officer

c)

any authorized person

d)

no supervision is required

26.

Mr. Paresh imported some article on

which retail sale price is required to be

declared under “Legal Metrology Act,of

USA” and for the like article produced

or manufactured in India, Central

Government has fixed a tariff value, the

value of imported article shall be

deemed to be such:

a)

Retail sale price

b)

Retail sale price less abatement if any

c)

Transaction value

d)

Tariff value

27.

Custom Duty is regulated in India By_____

a)

CBE&C Board

b)

RBI Board

c)

Ministry of Foreign Trade

d)

None of the above

28.

Custom Duty Act is Launched in Year____

a)

1960

b)

1962

c)

1947

d)

1950

29.

Sea Custom Act was passed in Year ______by Britishers

a)

1847

b)

1900

c)

1878

d)

1978

30.

Custom Duty was lowered to 150% in Year_____

a)

1990

b)

2014

c)

210

d)

1991

31.

Following is not covered in Goods under Custom Act

a)

Vessels

b)

Baggage

c)

Stores

d)

Farm House

32.

The Law on Custom Duty is prepared by______

a)

Central Government

b)

State Government

c)

Local Government

d)

All of the Given

33.

Following is not a type of Custom Duty

a)

Basic Custom Duty

b)

Special Custom Duty

c)

Social Welfare Surcharge

d)

Integrated Goods and Services Tax

34.

Following is not one of the Administrative officer under Custom Act

a)

Commissioner of Custom

b)

Chief Commissioner of Custom

c)

Additional Commissioner of Custom

d)

Minister of Internal Affairs

35.

Multiple Tick on the options :

Following are the types of Custom Duties

a)

Safeguard Duty

b)

Protective Duties

c)

Countervailing Duties

d)

Anti Dumping Duties

e)

Overcharging Duties

36.

Indian Customs Water is defined under Section

a)

2 (28)

b)

420

c)

100

d)

101

37.

Discount is a percentage of the cost that is __________ from the total

a)

Added

b)

Subtracted

c)

Multiplied

d)

Divided

38.

Tax is a percentage of the cost that is __________ to the total

a)

Added

b)

Subtracted

c)

Multiplied

d)

Divided

39.

Tip is a percentage of the cost that is __________ to the total

a)

Added

b)

Subtracted

c)

Multiplied

d)

Divided

40.

At McDonald’s a McChicken cost $1.49. Meals tax is 5%. What is the total cost?

a)

$1.54

b)

$1.65

c)

$1.56

d)

$1.42

41.
Sales tax is __________ to the price
a)
subtracted
b)
added
c)
multiplied
d)
divided
42.

Sales tax is...

a)

A tax on the selling price of an item or service you purchase.

b)

Are objects you use to pin up a sale sign.

c)

A tax that is added to the balance of a savings account.

43.

Mr. Lucas bought a new lounge chair for his game room. The one he chose was $425. He had to pay a sales tax of 8.2%. What was the amount of sales tax he paid on the chair?

a)

$24.90

b)

$44.30

c)

$34.85

d)

Not Here

44.

The new oven is $628.00. The tax rate is 8%. How much will the sales tax be?

a)

$50.24

b)

$45.00

c)

$750.00

d)

$35.50

45.

Izzy is buying a computer that costs $1459.00. The sales tax rate for the computer is 6.625%. How much TAX will Izzy pay?

a)

$102.00

b)

$1,555.66

c)

$113.02

d)

$96.66

46.

Find the sales tax only. $199.95 ipod; 6.625% tax

a)

$ 13.98

b)

$ 213.95

c)

$13.25

d)

$15.90

47.

Mrs. Ray is buying some groceries to cook. They total to $35.50. The tax rate in PA is 6%. How much tax will she have to pay?

a)

$0

b)

$35.50

c)

$2.49

d)

$37.99

48.

The TV you bought was $900 and the sales tax was 10%, what was the total cost of the TV.

a)

$900

b)

$990

c)

$810

d)

$1035

49.

Sales tax is...

a)

A tax on the selling price of an item or service you purchase.

b)

Are objects you use to pin up a sale sign.

c)

A tax that is added to the balance of a savings account.

50.

If a state tax rate is 6% and the local tax rate is 2% what is the total tax rate?

a)

6%

b)

2%

c)

8%

d)

12%

51.

VAT stands for...

a)

Value Added Tax

b)

Value Added Taxes

c)

Value Additional Tax

d)

Indirect Tax

52.

VAT is a/an... (tick two)

a)

tax on consumer expenditure

b)

indirect tax

c)

direct tax

d)

income tax

53.

The VAT process starts with...

a)

Registration

b)

Collection

c)

Input VAT

d)

Output VAT

54.

VAT is charged by....

a)

the HMRC

b)

a taxable person

c)

business

d)

individuals

55.

Registration for VAT is compulsory if...

a)

taxable supplies exceeds £81,000 in the past 12 months

b)

taxable supplies exceeds £83,000 in the past 12 months

c)

taxable supplies exceeds £85,000 in the past 12 months

d)

taxable supplies exceeds £87,000 in the past 12 months

56.

The threshold for compulsory registration for VAT is ...

a)

£85,000

b)

£85,500

c)

£83,000

d)

£83,500

57.

Registration for VAT is compulsory if...

a)

taxable supplies exceeds £81,000 in the past 12 months

b)

taxable supplies exceeds £83,000 in the past 12 months

c)

taxable supplies exceeds £85,000 in the past 12 months

d)

taxable supplies exceeds £87,000 in the past 12 months

58.

Registration for VAT is compulsory if...

a)

taxable supplies exceeds £81,000 in the next 30 days

b)

taxable supplies exceeds £83,000 in the next 30 days

c)

taxable supplies exceeds £85,000 in the next 30 days

d)

taxable supplies exceeds £87,000 in the next 30 days

59.

Output tax is....

a)

VAT charge on taxable supplies

b)

VAT paid on taxable supplies

c)

VAT charge on taxable supplies

d)

VAT on purchases of goods and service

60.

There are two types of registrations. What are they?

a)

Voluntary

b)

Compulsory

c)

Ethical

d)

Future test

61.

There types of VAT rates are...

a)

20%, 5%, 0%

b)

20%, 25%, 10%

c)

10%, 5%, 0%

d)

20%, 3%, 0%

62.

Good Customer Service helps to:

a)

Build Your Brand

b)

Create Trust With Your Customers

c)

Reduce Customer Complaints & Minimise Problems

d)

All of the Options

63.

What makes your organisation different from similar ones?

a)

Products & Service are the difference

b)

We pay less so our costs are lower

c)

We work our teams harder

d)

Our social media & marketing is funnier

64.

1. Basic Custom Duty rate is generally-

a)

a. 5%

b)

b. 6%

c)

c. 14%

d)

d. 10%

65.

Custom Duty is

a)

a. Direct Tax

b)

b. Indirect tax

c)

c. State tax

d)

d. Local Tax

66.

Custom Duty Act year is

a)

a. 1926

b)

b. 1962

c)

c. 1975

d)

d. 1957

67.

Custom Duty is charged on-

a)

a. Import

b)

b. Export

c)

c. Import –Export

d)

d. Interstate Sales

68.

Custom Duty Tariff Act is-

a)

a. 1985

b)

b. 1986

c)

c. 1975

d)

d. 1976

69.

No. of Sections on Customs Act are-

a)

a. 151

b)

b. 251

c)

c. 161

d)

d.261

70.

The term Goods includes from Customs point of view-

a)

a. Stores

b)

b. Ship

c)

c. Baggage

d)

d. All of the above

71.

Types of Custom Duty is-

a)

a. Basic Custom Duty

b)

b. Social Welfare Surcharge

c)

c. IGST

d)

d. All of Above

72.

Basic Custom Duty is levied on-

a)

a. Transaction Value

b)

b. Assessable Value

c)

c. Import Price

d)

d. Free on Board Price

73.

Basic Custom Duty is levied on-

a)

a. Transaction Value

b)

b. Assessable Value

c)

c. Import Price

d)

d. Free on Board Price

74.

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75.

Custom Duty is regulated in India By_____

a)

CBE&C Board

b)

RBI Board

c)

Ministry of Foreign Trade

d)

None of the above

76.

Custom Duty Act is Launched in Year____

a)

1960

b)

1962

c)

1947

d)

1950

77.

Sea Custom Act was passed in Year ______by Britishers

a)

1847

b)

1900

c)

1878

d)

1978

78.

Custom Duty was lowered to 150% in Year_____

a)

1990

b)

2014

c)

210

d)

1991

79.

Custom Duty was lowered to 150% in Year_____

a)

1990

b)

2014

c)

210

d)

1991

80.

The Law on Custom Duty is prepared by______

a)

Central Government

b)

State Government

c)

Local Government

d)

All of the Given

81.

Following is not a type of Custom Duty

a)

Basic Custom Duty

b)

Special Custom Duty

c)

Social Welfare Surcharge

d)

Integrated Goods and Services Tax

82.

Following is not one of the Administrative officer under Custom Act

a)

Commissioner of Custom

b)

Chief Commissioner of Custom

c)

Additional Commissioner of Custom

d)

Minister of Internal Affairs

83.

Multiple Tick on the options :

Following are the types of Custom Duties

a)

Safeguard Duty

b)

Protective Duties

c)

Countervailing Duties

d)

Anti Dumping Duties

e)

Overcharging Duties

84.

Indian Customs Water is defined under Section

a)

2 (28)

b)

420

c)

100

d)

101

85.

Sales tax is

a)

added to the price to get total

b)

subtracted from the price to get total

86.

What is the sale tax?

a)

An amount can be paid by the business

b)

Total amount must be paid for the purchase

c)

A percentage of the amount spent on a purchase

d)

An amount can be ignored.

87.
Sales tax is __________ to the price
a)
subtracted
b)
added
c)
multiplied
d)
divided
88.

Sales tax is...

a)

A tax on the selling price of an item or service you purchase.

b)

Are objects you use to pin up a sale sign.

c)

A tax that is added to the balance of a savings account.

89.

Sales tax is...

a)

A tax on the selling price of an item or service you purchase.

b)

Are objects you use to pin up a sale sign.

c)

A tax that is added to the balance of a savings account.

90.

If a state tax rate is 6% and the local tax rate is 2% what is the total tax rate?

a)

6%

b)

2%

c)

8%

d)

12%

91.

The abbreviation 'VAT' means . . .

a)

Variable Agricultural Tax.

b)

Value Associated Tax.

c)

Value Added Tax.

d)

None of the above.

92.

Value Added Tax . . .

a)

is paid by the purchaser of goods and services, at the relevant rate, on the value added to them by their seller.

b)

is collected by the Inland Revenue on behalf of the government as value is added to goods and services.

c)

is charged at the relevant rate by the sellers of goods and services on the value added by them.

d)

None of the above.

93.

If the total of sales, including VAT at the rate of 10%, amounts to £ 1,800, the total of sales excluding VAT amounts to:

a)

£1,620

b)

£1,636

c)

£1,720

d)

None of the above.

94.

The amount of VAT included in goods costing £200, inclusive of VAT at the rate of 21%, is:

a)

£31.50

b)

£34.71

c)

£42.00

d)

None of the above.

95.

A VAT-registered car dealer allows a customer £6,500 (including VAT at the rate of 21%) for his used car as a trade-in against a new car, the retail price of which is £ 15,000 (including VAT at the rate of 21%). As a result of this transaction, the car dealer is liable to pay VAT of:

a)

£1,475.21

b)

£1,785.00

c)

£3,150.00

d)

None of the above.

96.

During an accounting period, a VAT-registered firm incurred advertising expenditure totalling £12,500, including VAT at the rate of 25%. The charge for advertising which should be shown in the firm's profit and loss account for the same period is:

a)

£9,375

b)

£10,000

c)

£15,000

d)

£15,625

97.

VAT is a/an... (tick two)

a)

tax on consumer expenditure

b)

indirect tax

c)

direct tax

d)

income tax

98.

The VAT process starts with...

a)

Registration

b)

Collection

c)

Input VAT

d)

Output VAT

99.

VAT is charged by....

a)

the HMRC

b)

a taxable person

c)

business

d)

individuals

100.

Registration for VAT is compulsory if...

a)

taxable supplies exceeds £81,000 in the past 12 months

b)

taxable supplies exceeds £83,000 in the past 12 months

c)

taxable supplies exceeds £85,000 in the past 12 months

d)

taxable supplies exceeds £87,000 in the past 12 months

101.

The threshold for compulsory registration for VAT is ...

a)

£85,000

b)

£85,500

c)

£83,000

d)

£83,500

102.

Registration for VAT is compulsory if...

a)

taxable supplies exceeds £81,000 in the next 30 days

b)

taxable supplies exceeds £83,000 in the next 30 days

c)

taxable supplies exceeds £85,000 in the next 30 days

d)

taxable supplies exceeds £87,000 in the next 30 days

103.

Output tax is....

a)

VAT charge on taxable supplies

b)

VAT paid on taxable supplies

c)

VAT charge on taxable supplies

d)

VAT on purchases of goods and service

104.

Input VAT is...

a)

VAT on sale of goods and services

b)

VAT on purchases of goods and services

c)

VAT charge on sales income

d)

VAT exempt supplies

105.

There are two types of registrations. What are they?

a)

Voluntary

b)

Compulsory

c)

Ethical

d)

Future test

106.

There types of VAT rates are...

a)

20%, 5%, 0%

b)

20%, 25%, 10%

c)

10%, 5%, 0%

d)

20%, 3%, 0%

107.

At 1 December 2018, Laurel owes the authorities £23,778. During the month of December, she recorded the following transactions:


Sales of £800,000 exclusive of 17.5% value added tax.

Purchases of £590,790 inclusive of value added tax.


What is the balance on Laurel's value added tax account at the end of December?

a)

£54,937

b)

£60,389

c)

£75,788

d)

£163,778

108.

The following information relates to Eva Co's value added tax for the month of March 2018:


Sales (including value added tax) 109,250

Purchased (net of value added tax) 64,000


value added tax is charged at a rate of 15%. Eva Co's value added tax account showed an opening credit balance of £4,540 at the beginning of the month and a closing debit balance of £2,720 at the end of the month.


What was the total value added tax paid to regulatory authorities during the month of March 2018?

a)

£6470

b)

£11,910

c)

£14,047.50

d)

£13,162.17

109.

The following information relates to Eva Co's value added tax for the month of March 2018:


Sales (including value added tax) 109,250

Purchased (net of value added tax) 64,000


value added tax is charged at a rate of 15%. Eva Co's value added tax account showed an opening credit balance of £4,540 at the beginning of the month and a closing debit balance of £2,720 at the end of the month.


What was the total value added tax paid to regulatory authorities during the month of March 2018?

a)

£6470

b)

£11,910

c)

£14,047.50

d)

£13,162.17

110.

VALUE ADDED TAX is __________ to the original price.

a)

subtracted

b)

added

c)

multiplied

d)

divided

111.

Lona wants to a buy raincoat for her goat. If the raincoat costs $40.00 and has a V.A.T. rate of 12.5%. What will be the FINAL PRICE (with tax) of the raincoat?

a)

$45

b)

$5

c)

$2.

d)

$40

112.

Ralph buys a computer for $672. The V.A.T. rate is 12 1/2%. How much did Ralph pay for the computer?

a)

$84

b)

$756

c)

$588

d)

$634.50

113.

What is the total cost with V.A.T.?

Price $16.64

Tax 12.5%

a)

$19.03

b)

$18.72

c)

$1.08

d)

$2.15

114.

Customer claims that they have been billed twice for the same equipment.

a)

Electronic billing

b)

Tax

c)

Payment research

d)

Duplicate billing

115.

Customer states that they have been charged with taxes when they are tax exempt.

a)

Wrong customer

b)

Tax

c)

Backcharge

d)

Missing equipment

116.

Customer claims items were returned; however, they haven't received credit for the returned product.

a)

Tax

b)

Warranty

c)

Returned material

d)

Missing equipment

117.

Customer states that they are the new owners of the building and that invoice is not theirs.

a)

Tax

b)

Wrong customer

c)

Escheatment

d)

Backcharge

118.

Customer states that they won't pay their invoices because JCI owes to them.

a)

Refund

b)

Wrong customer

c)

Electronic billing issue

d)

AP owes Receivables

119.

A VAT registered trader's taxable sales are:

a)

All sales made excluding exports

b)

All sales made including imports

c)

All sales above £85,000

d)

All sales apart from exempt sales

120.

A £300 sale was made by a trader inclusive of 20% VAT. What was the net amount?

a)

£360

b)

£250

c)

£240

d)

£280

121.

Which one of the following does NOT determine the basic tax point?

a)

Business sends goods to customer

b)

Business provides an invoice after 30 days

c)

Business makes the goods available

d)

Customer collects the goods

122.

The amount of tax charged by a business on taxable supplies is known as

a)

Output tax

b)

Input tax

c)

Standard VAT tax

d)

Consumer tax

123.

A business receives a pro-forma invoice. Can the business use this to make a payment for the goods?

a)

Yes

b)

Yes, provided they are a non-VAT registered trader

c)

Only after 14 days

d)

No

124.

A purchase invoice for taxable supplies has just been processed. What will be the effect on the VAT?

a)

Input tax will increase

b)

Input tax will decrease

c)

Output tax will increase

d)

Output tax will decrease

125.

Bronwyn has received a credit note from a supplier. As a result of this, will Bronwyn have to pay more or less VAT to HMRC?

a)

More VAT payable

b)

Less VAT payable

126.

When a trader claims VAT for bad debt relief, the VAT on the bad debt will result in:

a)

An increase in the output VAT

b)

A decrease in the output VAT

c)

An increase in the input VAT

d)

A decrease in the output VAT

127.

A customer orders and pays a 10% deposit with an order she placed on 13 Jul. The goods are delivered on 20 Jul. The business invoices the customer on 30 Jul and receives the balancing payment on 4 Aug. Select the correct tax point(s).

a)

20Jul/30Jul

b)

13Jul/4Aug

c)

13Jul/20Jul

d)

13Jul/30Jul

128.

Decide whether the following item will be a debit or a credit entry in a business's VAT account: VAT on cash sales

a)

Debit

b)

Credit

129.

A purchase invoice for taxable supplies has just been processed. What will be the effect on the VAT?

a)

Input tax will increase

b)

Input tax will decrease

c)

Output tax will increase

d)

Output tax will decrease

130.

Bronwyn has received a credit note from a supplier. As a result of this, will Bronwyn have to pay more or less VAT to HMRC?

a)

More VAT payable

b)

Less VAT payable

131.

When a trader claims VAT for bad debt relief, the VAT on the bad debt will result in:

a)

An increase in the output VAT

b)

A decrease in the output VAT

c)

An increase in the input VAT

d)

A decrease in the output VAT

132.

VAT stands for...

a)

Value Added Tax

b)

Value Added Taxes

c)

Value Additional Tax

d)

Indirect Tax

133.

A business allows private use of an item of property by employees.


Which of the following is correct?

a)

All Input VAT can be claimed

b)

Some Input VAT can be claimed

c)

The portion of Input VAT relating to the private use can be claimed

d)

No Input VAT can be claimed

134.

A business provides fuel for which there is private use.


Which of the following is available to the business? Tick all that apply.

a)

Agree not to claim any Input VAT

b)

Reclaim some Input VAT and apply fuel scale charge

c)

Reclaim all Input VAT and apply fuel scale charge

d)

Reclaim Input VAT using mileage records

135.

Which of the following statements are correct? Tick all that apply.

a)

Fuel scale charge is based on the CO2 emission of the emissions of the vehicle

b)

The fuel scale charge amount is VAT inclusive

c)

The fuel scale charge amount is VAT exclusive

136.

A partially exempt trader...

a)

Makes standard rated, zero rated and exempt supplies

b)

Makes standard rated, reduced rated and exempt supplies

c)

Makes standard rated, reduced rated and zero rated supplies

d)

Makes taxable and exempt supplies

137.

A partially exempt trader...


Tick all that applies.

a)

can recover all Input VAT on taxable supplies

b)

can recover all Input VAT in exempt supplies subject de minimis

c)

reclaim a proportion of Input VAT not directly related to taxable or exempt suppliers

d)

can reclaim Input VAT on just the taxable supplies