If Sales is Rs 1000 (Inclusive of Vat), Vat Rate - 20%, What
is Vat Payable?
Answer Posted / maqbool ahmed
1000*20/100
166.67 vat payable
833.33 is sales (execulding vat)
the total sales for 833.33 and vat payable 166.67
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