During the month of November 2019, Company Z, a food producer company, carried out the following transactions: (1) Acquired five tons of wheat for RMB 50,000 (excluding VAT, deduction rate: 10%) from a farmer and paid RMB 1,200 (including VAT) to a manufacturing company A for flouring services. (2) Purchased production tools for RMB 5,000 (including VAT) from a small-scale tools company, obtained a special VAT invoice. (3) Produced eight tons of corn flour (tax rate: 9%); sold seven tons of the corn flour for RMB 140,000 (excluding VAT), and distributed the remaining one ton to its own staff. (4) Sold biscuits to several commercial entities by issuing special invoices and received RMB 80,000 (excluding VAT). (5) Some wheat acquired in the previous month rotted due to improper keeping. The stock loss cost (excluding VAT) was RMB 5,400. Calculate the input and output value added tax (VAT) in respect of each of the above transactions and the VAT payable by Company Z for the month of November 2019. During the month of November 2019, Company Z, a food producer company, carried out the following transactions: (1) Acquired five tons of wheat for RMB 50,000 (excluding VAT, deduction rate: 10%) from a farmer and paid RMB 1,200 (including VAT) to a manufacturing company A for flouring services. (2) Purchased production tools for RMB 5,000 (including VAT) from a small-scale tools company, obtained a special VAT invoice. (3) Produced eight tons of corn flour (tax rate: 9%); sold seven tons of the corn flour for RMB 140,000 (excluding VAT), and distributed the remaining one ton to its own staff. (4) Sold biscuits to several commercial entities by issuing special invoices and received RMB 80,000 (excluding VAT). (5) Some wheat acquired in the previous month rotted due to improper keeping. The stock loss cost (excluding VAT) was RMB 5,400. Calculate the input and output value added tax (VAT) in respect of each of the above transactions and the VAT payable by Company Z for the month of November 2019