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Pass a JV
How to pass a JV when we receive bill including service tax? How to close this a/c?


  
Total Answers and Comments: 3 Last Update: September 09, 2009     Asked by: sonichinu 
  
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March 12, 2009 11:44:55   #1  
kumardurgam Member Since: February 2006   Contribution: 6    

RE: Pass a JV
To arrive the bill amount before service tax the following can be done.

Ex:- The total bill value is 1136. and the service tax rate is 12.36 (12 +3
Cess on Tax)

The net bill amount 1123.36*100/112.36 (i.e.100+12.36) 1000

Now you can post the net bill to respective account and remaining to service tax.

 
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June 14, 2009 12:42:42   #2  
vasudeo007 Member Since: July 2008   Contribution: 64    

RE: Pass a JV
Sirji

It is simple question.

First of all there are two situations involved in this single question.

1. When you account for those service taxes and
2. When you don't account for those service taxes

case 1: Suppose you are buying raw material and you must show government how much service taxes you have paid for procurring the raw material then you will open separate account for service taxes paid and account for that part of the entry in to that account

Case 2: You simply procur raw material irrespective of the service taxes paid on procuring the same then you will pass simple entry - Raw Material a/c dr. to Bank a/c

Regards
Vasudeo

 
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September 09, 2009 09:30:52   #3  
chinnaguntupalli Member Since: September 2009   Contribution: 15    

RE: Pass a JV

Entries to post is

Expense A/C Dr.
Tax A/C Dr.
Vendor A/C Cr.

Upon end of each month we will file return with Govt. entry would appear like this.

Tax Payable A/C Dr.
Tax A/C Cr.


Tax A/C Dr.

to Vendor A/C (Govt) Cr.


 
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