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Andhra Pradesh SSC (Class 10) Value Added Tax — practice questions

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GST stands forRead the answer and worked solution →On intra-state sale GST is collected asRead the answer and worked solution →On inter-state sale GST is collected asRead the answer and worked solution →On a bill of Rs 1000 at 18% GST, the GST amount isRead the answer and worked solution →A trader sells goods worth Rs 2000 within the state at 12% GST. CGST and SGST each areRead the answer and worked solution →A wholesaler in Mumbai sells goods worth Rs 5000 to a dealer in Pune at 5% GST. The GST isRead the answer and worked solution →A trader in Delhi sells goods worth Rs 8000 to a customer in Jaipur at 18% GST. IGST isRead the answer and worked solution →Cost price Rs 1500 plus 12% GST. Total amount payable isRead the answer and worked solution →Input Tax Credit (ITC) lets a dealer claim credit forRead the answer and worked solution →A retailer buys an article at Rs 2000 + 18% GST and sells at Rs 2500 + 18% GST. Net GST deposited isRead the answer and worked solution →A shopkeeper in Lucknow buys at Rs 10000, then sells within Lucknow for Rs 12000, both at 12% GST. Net CGST he pays isRead the answer and worked solution →Marked price Rs 5000, discount 10%, then 18% GST. Amount payable isRead the answer and worked solution →Two articles cost Rs 800 and Rs 1200 each at 5% GST. Total amount payable isRead the answer and worked solution →Chennai dealer sells goods worth Rs 6000 to a Bengaluru dealer at 28% GST. IGST isRead the answer and worked solution →Marked price Rs 20000, discount 15%, then 18% GST. Amount payable isRead the answer and worked solution →Shopkeeper buys at Rs 4000 + 12% GST and sells within state at Rs 5000 + 12% GST. Net SGST payable isRead the answer and worked solution →Restaurant bill Rs 1200 with 5% GST. Total payable isRead the answer and worked solution →Selling price including 18% GST is Rs 2360. The price excluding GST isRead the answer and worked solution →Trader buys at Rs 10000 + 5% GST and sells at Rs 11000 + 5% GST in same state. Net GST payable isRead the answer and worked solution →Shopkeeper sells an article at Rs 4480 inclusive of 12% GST. Taxable value isRead the answer and worked solution →

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GST stands for

  1. Goods and Services Tax
  2. General Sales Transaction tax
  3. Government Services Tariff tax
  4. Gross Sales Treasury tax
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Correct answer: A. Goods and Services Tax

1. GST is an indirect tax on the supply of goods and services in India. 2. It replaced many earlier indirect taxes including VAT. 3. Its full form is Goods and Services Tax. 4. So option A is correct. _Source: Selina Concise Mathematics Class 10, Ch on Value Added Tax / GST (Mistral OCR'd PDF), section on GST_

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On intra-state sale GST is collected as

  1. IGST alone in a single rate
  2. CGST plus SGST in equal halves
  3. VAT alone with state surcharge
  4. Customs duty in two parts
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Correct answer: B. CGST plus SGST in equal halves

1. Intra-state means buyer and seller are in the same state. 2. The chapter splits the tax between Centre (CGST) and state (SGST). 3. Each is half of the total GST rate. 4. So option A is correct. _Source: Selina Concise Mathematics Class 10, Ch on Value Added Tax / GST (Mistral OCR'd PDF), section on intra-state GST_

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On inter-state sale GST is collected as

  1. Only SGST charged in halves only
  2. Only CGST charged in halves only
  3. IGST charged at the full GST rate
  4. No GST is charged at all
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Correct answer: C. IGST charged at the full GST rate

1. Inter-state sales cross state borders. 2. The Centre charges Integrated GST (IGST) on such supplies. 3. IGST rate equals the total CGST plus SGST rate. 4. So option A is correct. _Source: Selina Concise Mathematics Class 10, Ch on Value Added Tax / GST (Mistral OCR'd PDF), section on inter-state GST_

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