Definition:
Percentage Tax is the tax imposed on the gross receipts of non-vat registered business owner and is usually subject to 3% tax rate.
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VAT or Value Added Tax
Definition:
A VAT business transaction is subject to 12% tax rate.
Output VAT vs Input VAT
Output VAT is the 12% tax from the VATable sales or gross receipts of the VAT Registered business owner.
Input VAT is the 12% tax from the VATable purchases, disbursements or expenses made by the business owner.
The Input VAT is deducted from the Output VAT to get the net VAT payable.
Illustrative Formula:
Output VAT
Less: Input VAT
Equals Net VAT Payable
A VAT business transaction is subject to 12% tax rate.
Output VAT vs Input VAT
Output VAT is the 12% tax from the VATable sales or gross receipts of the VAT Registered business owner.
Input VAT is the 12% tax from the VATable purchases, disbursements or expenses made by the business owner.
The Input VAT is deducted from the Output VAT to get the net VAT payable.
Illustrative Formula:
Output VAT
Less: Input VAT
Equals Net VAT Payable
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