ACC 400 Taxation Reviewer

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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? - 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? - $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) - 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) - 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? - 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? - 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? - 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? - DR Cash $101.70 CR HST Payable $11.70 - DR Sales Discounts $10
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