A trader of West Bengal sold an electronic product worth Rs.2800 to a dealer in Punjab at a profit of 20%, GST charged at a rate of 5%. How much GST does central government receives?
Answers
Step-by-step explanation:
It is a case of intra-state transaction of goods and services
GSCT= CGST=
2
1
GST
Given:
CP of washing machine for wholesaler=Rs.15000
Rate of GST =12%
Amount of GST paid by wholesaler to manufacturer
CGST=GST=6% of Rs.15000
=(6/100)×15000=Rs.900
SP of washing machine by wholesaler to trader= CP + Profit
=Rs.15000+Rs.1200=Rs.16200
Amount of GST paid by trader to wholesaler
CGST = SGST=6% of Rs.16200
=(6/100)×16200=Rs.972
The amount of tax (under GST) received by the State Government from the wholesaler
Rs.972−Rs.900=Rs.72
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
SP = 2800
CP = 2800 - 20/100 x 2800
CP = 2800 - 560
CP = 2240
GST on SP = 5 x 2800/100
= 140
GST on CP = 5 x 2240/100
= 112
CGST = GST/2
= 152/2
= 76