Term |
Description |
Input Tax |
It is the VAT/NHIL paid:
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Output Tax |
It is the tax charged on taxable sales. |
Tax Rates |
The two rates of taxes levied are standard rate and zero rate. The tax rates are bifurcated as:
The VAT and NHIL is chargeable on import of goods and services. The export of taxable goods and services are considered as zero rated supplies. |
Taxable Turnover |
It is the total value of taxable supplies made by a business entity. |
Exempt Supplies |
The levy of VAT and NHIL is exempt on:
|
Zero Rated Supplies |
Zero rated supplies are taxable supplies with a tax rate of zero percent. Zero tax rate is applicable on:
|
TIN |
Tax Identification Number (TIN) is the Registration Number given by the department to the dealer at the time of Registration. This needs to be quoted at all required places where the registration details are to be provided. |
Tax Invoice |
This is the approved VAT/NHIL invoice issued for taxable supplies to a Registered person. This invoice needs to be produced for the claim of input tax credit by the purchasing dealer. |
Taxable Person |
This term is used to identify a dealer who is registered either under Voluntary Registration or Compulsory Registration under the VAT Act. Taxable persons include Sole Proprietor, Partnership, limited liability company, government institutions and non-profit organizations. |
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