Q3 Question 3(Marks: 10)Q.3.1 I am a small VAT-registered vendor running a hardware store in my local suburb. Ibought an attachment for our paint mixing machine from Hardware Centre whichsupplies equipment and parts to the hardware trade. Hardware Centre are alsoregistered for VAT. I paid R 5 800 from my business debit card and received thecash till slip from Hardware Centre's cash register.Q.3.1.1 Would this till slip be sufficient to be considered a valid sourcedocument to enable SARS to allow me an input VAT claim assuming thepaint mixing attachment fell into a claimable VAT category?Q.3.1.2 What would distinguish this till slip from a full tax invoice?The Independent Institute of Education (Pty) Ltd 2024€X(2)Dana 2 ota(2)

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1. Suppose a hotel purchases P50,000 computer to be used in the operations on credit from a supplier. The journal entry should be: A. Account to be debited: Computer; Account to be credited: Accounts Payable B. Account to be debited: Accounts Receivable; Account to be credited: Computer C. Account to be debited: Purchases; Account to be credited: Accounts Payable D. Account to be debited: Purchases; Account to be credited: Accounts Receivable 2. Suppose Mr. Chan lends P500,000 cash to the entity. At the same time, the entity uses part of the money to repay the amount owed to a creditor and holds the remaining amount of P400,000 in the bank account. the journal entry should be: A. Account(s) to be debited: Cash, P500,000, Bank, P400,000; Account(s) to be credited: Accounts payable, P900,000 B. Account(s) to be debited: Cash, P100,000, Bank, P400,000; Account(s) to be credited: Loan from Mr. Chan, P500,000 C. Account(s) to be debited: Cash,…
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