Math, asked by EbrainyP, 1 year ago

Krishna Electricals had bought a TV from a wholesaler at Rs 36000.

The marked price on it in Krishna Electricals was Rs. 50000. If it was

sold to Kalyan Deshmukh at 10% discount, calculate the input GST

and output GST for Krishna Electricals if the rate of GST is 18%.

Answers

Answered by VEDULAKRISHNACHAITAN
7

Answer:


Step-by-step explanation:

Input GST is the GST which is applicable on purchases.

Given that Krishna had bought a TV from a wholesaler at Rs 36000,

Given rate of GST = 18%,

Total Input GST amount =

18% of  Purchase Amount

= 18/100 * 36000

=Rs 6480.

Output GST is the GST which is applicable on Sales.

Given that marked price on TV is Rs 50,000

Discount given = 10%

=> Sales Amount is 50,000 - 10%*50,000

= 50,000 - 5,000

= Rs 45,000

Output G.S.T amount =

18% of Sales Amount

= 18% of 45,000

=Rs 8,100

Answered by taranjs123
0

Answer:


Step-by-step explanation:

Krishna Electricals had bought a TV from a wholesaler at Rs 36000.


The marked price on it in Krishna Electricals was Rs. 50000. If it was


sold to Kalyan Deshmukh at 10% discount, calculate the input GST


and output GST for Krishna Electricals if the rate of GST is 18%.

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