R&R construction Limited supplies for April 2024 was: Construction Services $500,000 ( exempt VAT activity) Electrical Services $2,000,000 Surveying Services $300,000 Export Services $700,000 The VAT Rate is 15% Input Tax were as follows: Material for Construction Work - $15,000 Materials for electrical services - $52,500 Material for surveying services -$22,500 Purchase of staff uniform $4,950 The Net VAT Payable Question 6 Answer a. 250,050 b. 430,050 c. 325,050 d. 270,000
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