Enter all answers as numbers only (no £ sign). Round to 2 decimal places where needed.
An invoice shows a gross total of £600.00 at 20% VAT.
Goods are sold for a net price of £275.00. VAT is 20%.
The VAT on a sale is £48.00 at 20%.
In one invoice, a business charges:
Goods list price: £520.00 net Trade discount: 15% on the goods only Delivery (0% VAT): £25.00 VAT on goods: 20%
A quote is given at £960.00 gross, including 20% VAT. The customer pays a 40% deposit.
For a quarter, a business has: Net sales at 20% VAT: £18,000.00 Net purchases at 20% VAT: £6,000.00
All figures are at the standard 20% VAT rate.
A shop only sells goods at the 20% VAT rate. The till shows gross takings for the day of £9,000.00.
A business has in a period: Taxable sales: £12,000.00 Exempt sales: £3,000.00 Purchases: £4,000.00 net plus VAT at 20%.
They can only reclaim the proportion of input VAT that relates to taxable sales.
A second-hand dealer buys an item for £220.00 and sells it for £310.00 under the VAT Margin Scheme (20% VAT). VAT is due on the margin only, using the VAT fraction 1/6.