Working with VAT Revision Questions
1) You are registered for VAT, and pay VAT on a purchase. Which one of the following statements is true?
- You owe the VAT amount to the VAT Office
- It does not affect your accounts
- You can claim the VAT amount from the VAT Office
- None of the above
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2) You make a credit sale that involves VAT. Which one of the following groups of accounts is involved?
- Creditors Control, Sales and VAT
- Creditors Control, Bank and VAT
- Debtors Control, Bank and VAT
- Debtors Control, Sales and VAT
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3) You purchase goods and pay VAT, which one of the following is true?
- The VAT account is debited
- The VAT account is credited
- The VAT account is debited and credited
- The VAT account is not affected
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4) The sales price including VAT is called the gross sales amount.
- True
- False
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5) You give a discount to a customer. Which one of the following statements is true?
- Your VAT liability is greater than it was before the discount
- Your VAT liability is unchanged
- Your VAT liability is less than it was before the discount
- None of the above
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6) Which one of the following is the standard rate for VAT in the UK (as at 16-04-2008) ?
- 10.5%
- 12.5%
- 21%
- 17.5%
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7) You purchase goods for £1000 net, and sell goods for £500. The standard VAT rate is involved. Which one of the following statements is true?
- The VAT account is not affected
- Your VAT liability increases by £87.50
- Your VAT liability decreases by £87.50
- None of the above
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8) The balance on your VAT account is £2000 credit. You purchase goods and the VAT amount is £500. You return 10% of the purchase. Which one of the following statements is true?
- The balance on the VAT account is now £2500
- The balance on the VAT account is now £1500
- The balance on the VAT account is now £1550
- The balance on the VAT account is now £2450
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9) You recieve a 10% trade discount on goods for which the list price is £500. The Standard VAT rate applies. Which one of the following statements is true?
- Your VAT liability increases by £87.50
- Your VAT liability decreases by £78.75
- Your VAT liability decreases by £87.50
- Your VAT liability increases by £78.75
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Working with VAT Revision Answers
1) Option (c) is correct. VAT you pay on a business purchase can be claimed back.
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2) Option (d) is correct. You make a sale, so the Sales account is involved. It is a credit sale, so the Debtors Control account is involved. You must charge VAT on the sale, so the VAT account is involved.
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3) Option (a) is correct. The VAT is a liability account. You can claim the VAT back on a purchase. Your liability is decreasing so the account is debited.
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4) Option (a) is correct. The VAT is called the VAT amount. The sales price less VAT is called the net sales amount.
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5) Option (c) is correct. You must pass on the VAT you collect from customers. A discount means you charge the customer less and collect less VAT. Therefore your liability decreases.
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6) Option (d) is correct. This is the Standard VAT Rate.
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7) Option (c) is correct. The VAT account is a liability account. You can claim back the VAT on a purchase (£175), but owe the VAT on a sale of (£87.50). Your liability is decreasing so the account will be debited.
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8) Option (c) is correct. After the return you can claim £450 back, so your liability is decreased by this amount.
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9) Option (b) is correct. A trade discount purchase is just like any other purchase. You pay £450. The VAT rate is 17.5%, so the VAT amount is £78.75. You can claim this back, so your liability decreases.
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