1. Assessment number
2. Pin number/file number
3. Date of postage
4. Income details
5. Tax payers rights on objection/appeal
6. Net liabilities including penalties
7. Where tax is payable
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Beta Supermarket Ltd. is registered for VAT. During the month of January 2013, the supermarket had the following transactions
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Beta Supermarket Ltd. is registered for VAT. During the month of January 2013, the supermarket had the following transactions
January
1 Sold goods on credit to Mwamba Enterprises for Sh. 400,000.
2 Purchased goods on credit from Hekima Traders for Sh. 200,000
2 Paid for catering expenses Sh. 68,000 by cash
3 Mwamba Enterprises returned goods valued at Sh.60, 000, and received a credit note.
4 Exported goods to Uzalendo Ltd., a company based in Rwanda for Sh. 300,000
5 Purchased stationery for Sh. 84,000 on credit from Smart Books Bookshop.
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12 Imported goods from Canada for Sh. 900,000 exclusive of import duty of 25% and value added tax at 16%.
16 Received a debit note of Sh. 48,000 from Uchumi Enterprises
17 Paid electricity bills amounting to Sh. 24,000 by cheque
20 Engaged an auditor and paid him Sh. 60,000 for auditing the supermarket‘s inventory.
21 Sold goods worth Sh. l,400,000 to the Ministry of Youth and Sports
24 Bought spare .parts for repair of motor vehicles for Sh. 120,000
25 Sold goods on credit to Jawabu Enterprises for Sh. 800,000
30 Made cash sales of Sh. 200,000 and banked the cash on the same day
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Determine:
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The company paid Sh. 124 million to the government to acquire the rights over the minerals and shs.180 million for purchase of land.
The following assets were constructed or purchased during the year 2009:
1. Labour quarters were constructed at a cost of Sh. 15 million.
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3. The director's house was acquired at a nearby trading centre at a cost of Sh.9 million.
4. Specialised processing machineries for mining were acquired at a cost of Sh.860 million.
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7. A saloon car for the general manager was purchased at a cost of Sh.3 million.
8. Office furniture was acquired at a cost of Sh. 1.5 million.
9. An aircraft was acquired for Sh. 144 million.
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a) The capital allowances due to Mirichu Ltd. for the year ended 31 December 2012.
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