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ACC 400 Taxation Reviewer
1.
A Plumber who has Revenue of less than 10,000 annually does not need to register for HST -
True
Feedback: I f a commercial business “estimated” revenue for this year is less
than $30,000 then the Commercial Business may have an option to NOT registered for a HST Business Number. Will not need to collect hst/gst but CANNOT claim an HST/GST input tax credit (ITC).
2.
A Pharmacy, in addition to selling drugs, also sell 4 Litres Bags of Milk. The Milk Bags should be sold as what type of HST Product?
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Zero Rated Product
Feedback: Commercial: Taxable and Zero Rated Products; Non-Commercial: Exempt Products
3.
If a Commercial Vendor in Alberta purchasing a Computer for $1050 including GST, assuming that the computer is used for 60% for Commercial Activity and 40% for non-commercial activity, the vendor’s maximum GST ITC would be?
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$50
Feedback: 1050*5/105 = 50; greater than 50% Commercial Activity, then you
get 100% ITC.
4.
A British Columbia, commercial activity business purchased a Meal for a client for $1,120 including GST and PST. The maximum ITC would be? (Assume that there are no tips included)
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25
Feedback: 1120*5/112*50% = 25
5.
An Ontario Resident Store provides you the following HST/GST/PST included. Financial information for this month:
Delivery to Vancouver, British Columbia, Public Golf, bags
$5,600
The owner transferred inventory (self use) NO HST Icl
$3,000
Delivery to Toronto Golf Club – golf shoes, net of 10% vol discount
$100
Sporting life – sunglasses (for resale)
$4,000
Please choose the best and most accurate answer. (Please round the
answer to the nearest dollar)
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Line 405 is $390 and HST collected on the Sale to the Toronto Golf Club is $12
Feedback: Line 405 = (3000*13%=$390), HST Collected, $100*13/113 = 12
6.
An Ontario Resident Store provides you the following HST/GST/PST included. Financial information for this month:
Delivery to Vancouver, British Columbia, Public Golf, bags
$5,600
Delivery to Golf Town (Illinois, USA), golf clothes
$3,000
Delivery to Toronto Golf Club – golf shoes, net of 10% vol discount
$1,800
Sporting life – sunglasses (for resale)
$4,000
The British Columbia GST Tax collected to the nearest dollar amount from the sale to Vancouver is?
-
250
Feedback: 5600*5/112 = 250
7.
An Ontario Resident Store provides you the following HST/GST/PST included. Financial information for this month:
Delivery to Winnipeg, Manitoba, Public Golf, bags
$5,600
Delivery to Golf Town (Illinois, USA), golf clothes
$3,000
Delivery to Toronto Golf Club – golf shoes, net of 10% vol discount
$1,800
Sporting life – sunglasses (for resale)
$4,000
The Manitoba PST Tax collected to the nearest dollar amount from the sale to Vancouver is?
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350
Feedback: 5600*7/112 = 350
8.
An Ontario Resident Store provides you the following HST/GST/PST included. Financial information for this month:
Delivery to Winnipeg, Manitoba, Public Golf, bags
$50,000
Delivery to Golf Town (Illinois, USA), golf clothes
$3,000
Delivery to Toronto Golf Club – golf shoes, net of 10% vol discount
$1,800
Sporting life – sunglasses (for resale)
$4,000
The Manitoba PST Tax collected to the nearest dollar amount from the sale to Vancouver is?
-
3125
Feedback: 50000*7/112 = 3125
9.
An Ontario Sport Store selling Taxable Products provides you that the following HST included Financial information for this month:
Retail Store in Toronto, Shirts, and shorts
$12,000
Sales to Bloomingdale’s in NY, USA, shirts
$2,000
Bad debt – Ontario retail customer sales last month. Shirts
50% of $1,000 of Revenue including HST sold last month
Owner transferred Home Computer to this $1,130 (Fair Market)
Company. The company uses computer for 100%
$2,260 (Original Cost)
Commercial Activity
*** (Amounts includes HST)
The Net HST Payment/Remittance, rounded to the nearest dollar for this month will be?
-
1192
Feedback: Line 103, Retail Sales in Ontario: 12000*13/113=1380
Line 103, Export: 2000*0=0
Line 107, Bad Debt: 1000*13/113*50% (Bad Debt) = (58)
Line 106, Computer Transfer: 1130*13/113 = (130)
Line 109 Total Net HST Payment/Owing: 1,192 (add all figures above)
Note: FYI, The cost of the computer, only, would be 1,130*100/113 = 1,000
10.
An Ontario Sport Store selling Taxable Products provides you that the following HST included Financial information for this month:
Retail Store in Toronto, Shirts, and shorts
$12,000
Purchase of Real Property, before sales tax, ON
$200,000
Bad debt – Ontario retail customer sales last month. Shirts
50% of $1,000 of Revenue including HST sold last month
Owner transferred Home Computer to this $1,130 (Fair Market)
Company. The company uses computer for 100%
$2,260 (Original Cost)
Commercial Activity
*** (Amounts includes HST)
The Net HST Payment/Remittance, rounded to the nearest dollar for this month will be?
-
1192
Feedback: Line 103, Retail Sales in Ontario: 12000*13/113=1380
Line 103, 200000*13% = 26,000
Line 107, Bad Debt: 1000*13/113*50% (Bad Debt) = (58)
Line 106, Computer Transfer: 1130*13/113 = (130)
Line 109 Total Net HST Payment/Owing: 27,192 (add all figures above)
Note: FYI, The cost of the computer, only, would be 1,130*100/113 = 1,000
11.
If Shoppers Drug Mart, in the Province of Alberta, accepts
a $20 reimbursable coupon from a customer and a coupon is deducted from the customer purchase of $100 before HST/GST,
the HST/GST collected on this purchase is?
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5
Feedback: “before coupon” 100*5% = 5
12.
If Shoppers Drug Mart, in the Province of Prince Edward Island, accepts a $20 reimbursable coupon from a customer and a coupon is deducted from the customer purchase of $100 before HST/GST, the HST/GST collected on this purchase is?
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15
Feedback: “before coupon” 100*15% = 15
13.
If Canadian Tire, in the Province of New Brunswick, accepts a $20 non-reimbursable coupon from a customer and the coupon is deducted from the customer purchase of $100 before HST/GST, the HST/GST collected on this purchase is?
-
12
Feedback: “after coupon” (100-20)*15% = 12
14.
An Ontario Canadian Tire completes the following sale: A customer purchases product for $100 before HST
. The customer presents a non-reimbursable coupon
for $10. The coupon is deducted from the purchase price. What is the Canadian Tire Journal Entry for this transaction?
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DR Cash $101.70
CR HST Payable $11.70
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DR Sales Discounts $10
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24.
Which is TRUE?
S1: Representation expense of a seller of goods is subject to limitation of 5% of net sales.
S2: Interest expense is subject to tax arbitrage if a taxpayer has interest income.
S3: Donations to government are deductible in full.
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37. SCHEDULE OF EXPANDED WITHHOLDING TAX (EWT)
Income Payment
EWT
Income Payment
EWT
Professional/Management/Consultancy fees (Individual)
Gross receipts 3M or below with sworn declaration - 5%
Gross receipts over 3M or VAT-reg or without sworn declaration – 10%
Purchase of goods or properties by Top Withholding Agents (TWA) -
1% - goods
2% - service
Professional/Management/Consultancy fees (Non-Individual)
Gross receipts 720,000 or below - 10%
Gross receipts over 720,000 – 15%
Partners in general professional partnerships (drawings, advances, sharings, allowances, etc.)
720,000 or less -10%
Above 720,000 – 15%
Contractors/subcontractors (security, janitorial, etc.)
2%
Commission (if not employee)
10%
Director’s fees (if not employee)
10% or 15% (720,000 threshold)
Income distributed to beneficiaries of estates/trusts
15%
Rental
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Income Payment
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Professional/Management/Consultancy fees (Individual)
Gross receipts 3M or below with sworn declaration - 5%
Gross receipts over 3M or VAT-reg or without sworn declaration – 10%
Purchase of goods or properties by Top Withholding Agents (TWA) -
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Professional/Management/Consultancy fees (Non-Individual)
Gross receipts 720,000 or below - 10%
Gross receipts over 720,000 – 15%
Partners in general professional partnerships (drawings, advances, sharings, allowances, etc.)
720,000 or less -10%
Above 720,000 – 15%
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10%
Director’s fees (if not employee)
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Income distributed to beneficiaries of estates/trusts
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Income Payment
EWT
Income Payment
EWT
Professional/Management/Consultancy fees (Individual)
Gross receipts 3M or below with sworn declaration - 5%
Gross receipts over 3M or VAT-reg or without sworn declaration – 10%
Purchase of goods or properties by Top Withholding Agents (TWA) -
1% - goods
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Professional/Management/Consultancy fees (Non-Individual)
Gross receipts 720,000 or below - 10%
Gross receipts over 720,000 – 15%
Partners in general professional partnerships (drawings, advances, sharings, allowances, etc.)
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Registration for GST favours a business because -
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O it allows a business credits for the GST it pays for business-related expenses
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subject to a sales tax?
a. design services
b. fountains
c. pumps
d. outdoor chairs
14. When a transaction recorded in the Sales Receipt window includes sales tax, a default
a. Sales Tax Payable; credited
b. Sales Tax Receivable; credited
account is
C.
Sales Tax Payable; debited
d. Sales Tax Receivable; debited
15.In QuickBooks Online, the Sales Tax Center window is used to record the
a.
remittance of sales tax charged to customers to the proper tax agency.
b. amount of sales tax owed by customers purchasing on account.
C.
amount of sales tax collected from customers during the current period.
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Income Payment
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Income Payment
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Gross receipts 3M or below with sworn declaration - 5%
Gross receipts over 3M or VAT-reg or without sworn declaration – 10%
Purchase of goods or properties by Top Withholding Agents (TWA) -
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Gross receipts over 720,000 – 15%
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Answer:
A.
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B.
12.4%
C.
2.9%
D.
1.45%
2. What is the standard credit applied to the FUTA tax rate in non-credit reduction states?
Answer:
A.
0.6%
B.
0.9%
C.
5.4%
D.
6%
3. An employer in a non-credit reduction state would pay FUTA taxes of _____ for an employee whose year-to-date earnings prior to the current period are $7,200 and who earns $1,100 during the current period.
Answer:
A.
$0
B.
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