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Karnataka 1st PUC Basic Maths Question Bank Chapter 11 Percentages of Profit and Loss Sales tax, Vat
Question 1.
Ravi purchased a pair of shoes costing ‘950. Calculate the total amount to be paid by him, if the rate of sales tax is 7%.
Answer:
Sales price = Rs. 950
Total amount paid by Ravi = ‘950 + ’57 = ‘1007.
Question 2.
Sneha purchased confectionery goods costing 165 on which the rate of sales tax is 6% and some tooth paste, cold cream, soap etc. costing ‘ 550 which the rate of sales tax is 10%. If she gives 1000 note to the shop keeper, What money will be return to Mrs Sneha?
Answer:
Price of confectionary goods with sales tax = ’65 + 6% + 165 = ‘174.90
Price of toothpaste, cold cream soap with tax = ‘550 + 10% of 550 = 550 + 55 = 605
∴ the average to be paid = 174.90 + 605 = 774.90
Amount to be returned by shop keeper = 1000 – 774.90 = ‘225.90 paise.
Question 3.
The price of an article inclusive of sales tax of 15% is 3450. Find its marked price if the sales tax is reduced to 6%. How much less does the customer pay for the article?
Answer:
Let the marked price = ‘x
∴ x + 15% of x = 3450
⇒ \(\frac{115 x}{100}\) = 3050 ⇒ x = 3000
∴ Market price of the article = ‘3000
Since new sales tax = 60%
Now the customer will pay = ‘3000 + 6% of ‘3000 = \(\frac{106}{100}\) × ‘3000 = 3180
∴ customer will pay for the article = 3450 – 3180 = 270 less
Problems on Overhead charges, Discount
Question 1.
A shop keeper buys an article for Rs. 1500 and spends20% of the cost on its packing transportation etc. Then he marked price on it. If he sells the article for ‘2,452.50 including 9% sales tax on the price marked. Find its profit as percent.
Answer:
Let marked price of the article be ‘x.
Sales tax price = 9% of x = \(\frac{9 x}{100}\)
According to given statement n + \(\frac{9 x}{100}\) = 2452.50
⇒ \(\frac{100 x+9 x}{100}\) = 2452.50 ⇒ x = 2452.50 × \(\frac{100}{109}\) = 2,250
∴ Marked price = ‘2,250 = selling price
Since the shopkeeper buys for ‘1500 and spends 20% of the cost as overhead.
∴ Total cost price of the article = ‘1500 + 20% ‘1500 = ‘1500 + ‘300= ‘1800
Profit = Selling price – total cost price = 2250 – 1800 = 450
∴ Profit % = \(\frac{450}{1800}\) × 100 = 22%
Question 2.
Prabha bought an article ‘374. Which included a discount of 15% on the market price and a sales tax of 10% on the reduced price. Find the market price of the article.
Answer:
Let the market price of the article be ‘x
∴ Discount 15% of x = \(\frac{15}{100} \times x=\frac{3 x}{20}\)
⇒ Remaining cost = x – \(\frac{3 x}{20}=\frac{17 x}{20}\)
Sales tax = 10%
∴ price paid by prabha = \(\frac{110}{100} \times \frac{17 x}{20}=\frac{187 x}{200}\)
Given \(\frac{187 x}{200}\) = 374 = x = 374 = \(\frac{200}{187}\) = 400
∴ Market price = ‘400
Question 3.
A Shopkeeper buys an article at a rebate of 20% on the printed price. He spends ” 40 on transportation of article. After charging a sales tax of 7% on the printed price he sells the article for ‘1,070. Find his gain on percent.
Answer:
Let printed price of the article be ‘ x
⇒ Sales tax on it = 7% of ‘x = \(\frac{7 x}{100}\)
By data x\(\frac{7 x}{100}\) = 1070 ⇒ x = 1000
∴ Printed price = ‘1000
Again the shop keeper buy the article at 20% rebate.
∴ The cost price to the shop keeper = ‘1000 – 20% of 1000 = ‘ 800
Since he spends ’40 on the transportation of the article
⇒ Total cost price = ‘800 + ’40 = ‘840
The selling price = printed price = ‘1000
⇒ Profit = ‘100 – ‘840 =’160
And profit = \(\frac{160}{840}\) × 100 = 19 \(\frac{1}{21} \%\)
Value-Added Tax (VAT)
Question 1.
A Shopkeeper sales an article at its marked price ‘7,500 and charges sales tax at the rate of 12% from the customer. If the shopkeeper pays a VAT of ‘180, calculate the price (inclusive of tax) paid by the shopkeeper.
Answer:
Since the shopkeeper sells the article for ‘7,500 and changes sales tax at the rate of 12%
∴ tax charged by the shopkeeper = 12% of ‘7500
= \(\frac{12}{100}\) x 7500 = 900
VAT = Tax charge – tax paid ,
⇒ ‘180 = ‘900 – Taxpaid
Tax paid by the shopkeeper = ‘ 900 – ‘180 =’ 720
If the shopkeeper buys the article for ‘ x,
Tax on it = 12% of ‘x = ‘720
⇒ x = ‘6,000 ∴ The price (inclusive of tax)
paid by the shopkeeper = ‘6000 + ‘720 = ‘6720.
Question 2.
During the financial year a shopkeeper purchased goods worth ‘4,15,000 and paid a total tax of ‘38,000. His sales during the period consisted of a taxable turnover of ‘50,000 for goods taxable at 5% and ‘3,20,000 for goods takable at 12%. He also sold tax exempted goods worth ‘ 45,000. Calculate his tax liability for the financial year.
Answer:
Goods taxable at 5% turover = ‘ 50,000
Tax = 50% of ‘50,000 = ‘ 2,500
of goods taxable at 125, turover = ‘3,20,000
tax = 12% of ‘3,20,000 = ‘38,400
Given tax exampled sales = ‘45,000
Total tax = ‘2,500 + ‘38,400 = ‘40,900
Tax paid = ‘38,000
‘ Net tax payable = Total tax changed – tax paid
= ‘40,900 – ‘38,000
=’2,900
∴ Tax liability (under VAT) = ‘2,900
Question 3.
A manufacturing company sold a commodity to its distributor for ‘22,000 including VAT. The distributor sold the commodity to a retailer for ‘ 22,000 excluding tax and the retailer sold it to the customer for ‘ 25,000 plan tax (under VAT). If the rate of tax is 10%. What was the:
(i) Sale price of the commodity for the manufacture?
(ii) An amount of tax received by the state government on the sale of the commodity?
Answer:
(i) Let the price of the commodity for the manufacture be ‘x, tax is 10%.
∴ tax charged by the manufactures = 10% of C.P
∴ The sale price of the commodity for the manufacture = 20,000
(ii) VAT collected by the manufacture = tax charged by the manufacture
since the distributor has sold the commodity tot he retailer for ‘22,000
∴ tax collected by the distributor = 10% of22,000
= \(\frac{10}{100}\) × 22000 = ‘2200 = paid by retailer
VAT to be deposited by the distributor = ‘2200 – ‘2000 = ‘200
Tax collected by retailer = 10% of 25000
= \(\frac{10}{100}\) × 25,000 = ‘2500
∴ VAT to be paid by the retailer = ‘2500 – ‘2200 = ‘300
∴ Amount of the (under VAT) received by the state government
= ‘2000 + ‘200 + ‘300 = ‘2500