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life time is six years and the private use was commenced two years after the date<br />

of purchase the amount disallowable (i.e <strong>to</strong> be added back) in the 3 rd year will be<br />

120,000 x 4 x 30 = 56,000/-)<br />

6 100<br />

(10) In the above example the situation will be different if the asset is used 70% in a<br />

taxable activity and 30% in an exempt activity carried on by the same registered<br />

person and the van is transferred completely <strong>to</strong> the exempt activity, the output<br />

tax adjustment will be as follows.<br />

(i) Adjustment on input tax relating <strong>to</strong> purchase = same<br />

(ii) Adjustment on input tax relating <strong>to</strong> usage = same<br />

(iii) Adjustment on output tax relating <strong>to</strong> disposal :- as follows.<br />

• If the van is transferred <strong>to</strong>tally for the exempt supply (market value = 300,000/-)<br />

The value of supply of asset from<br />

taxable activity <strong>to</strong> exempt activity = 300,000 x 70<br />

100<br />

= 210,000/-<br />

Output tax payable = 210,000 x 20<br />

100<br />

= 42,000/-<br />

(11) A Company (registered person) provides fringe benefits <strong>to</strong> an executive officer<br />

during tax period ended on 30.09.2002 as follows:<br />

Overseas travel - 75,000<br />

Medical benefits - 5,000<br />

Free transport - 6,000<br />

Other benefits - 4,000<br />

90,000<br />

What is the output tax payable by the company?<br />

A. Overseas travel is a zero-rated supply (Vide Chapter 25) . Medical benefits and<br />

official transport are exempt supplies (Vide Chapter 10). Therefore only the<br />

other supplies amounting <strong>to</strong> Rs.4,000/- is liable at 20%. The company should<br />

pay 800/- as output tax. The company is also not entitled any input credit that<br />

can be attributed <strong>to</strong> exempt supplies (Medical & transport)<br />

(12) A Registered person has a jackpot machine at his hotel. He cleared the<br />

machine on 30.09.2002 and he banked and the money on 01.10.2002. Amount<br />

in the machine was Rs.16,800/- What is the <strong>VAT</strong> implication?<br />

• This is a taxable supply. Time of supply is 30.09.2002. Therefore <strong>VAT</strong> should<br />

be paid for the taxable period ended 30.09.2002.<br />

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