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Holly Manufactures produces school textbooks and supply to the local schools. They use a markup of 135% on cost price. INFORMATION A. Balance: VAT control

 Holly Manufactures produces school textbooks and supply to the local schools. They use a markup of 135% on cost price.

INFORMATION

A.

Balance: VAT control (debit)

5 800

 

 

 

B.

Summary of source documents

 

 

Invoices received: VAT inclusive

56 850

 

Invoices issued: VAT exclusive

23 580

 

Cheque issued: VAT exclusive (non-payment to creditors)

145 900

 

Debit notes issued: VAT amount

5 900

 

Receipts issued: VAT inclusive (non-payment to debtors)

156 800

 

Sales according to cash register roll: VAT amount

15 780

 

Journal notes for drawings: VAT inclusive

1 590

 

Credit notes issued: VAT inclusive

2 560

 

Journal notes for bad debts: VAT amount

1 800

 

Bank statement for bank charges: VAT inclusive

890

 

Petty cash notes issued: VAT amount

1 090


 INSTRUCTIONS

You are the newly appointed bookkeeper at Holly Manufactures and your first task is to determine the VAT situation. VAT is calculated at 15%. The previous bookkeeper gave you all the source documents. The journals were not compiled, but the totals of all the source documents were provided. Do the following using the relevant source documents. Round of to the nearest integer (no decimals).

  1. Calculate the VAT input on 31 January 2019. 
  2. Calculate the VAT output on 31 January 2019. 
  3. Calculate the amount owed to / receivable from SARS on 31 January 2019. 

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