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Calculation of cost of material purchased

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Hida Sharief

Hida Sharief

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01-Feb-23 11:16

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Kindly refer to the attached image. GST has to be calculated after deduction of trade discount. Normal damage has to provided @ 1% on the total quantity purchased. The normal loss will be absorbed by the good units.

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Purchase - Trade Discount +GST +Freight +Inspection Charges +Unloading Charges


Karthick A

Karthick A

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01-Feb-23 12:12

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Hida Sharief

At which amount the GST 18% has been calculated and even unloading charges

Normal damage*


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Hida Sharief

Hida Sharief

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01-Feb-23 12:24

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Hida Sharief

At which amount the GST 18% has been calculated and even unloading charges

Refer Varshaa Sister's answer. That is explained very perfectly.


Karthick A

Karthick A

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01-Feb-23 12:54

This Question can be answered in two Assumptions. 1: if gst credit is Available 2: if gst credit is not available ( The question is silent about gst credits, so it is better to assume credit is Available, any way giving answer in two situations.) ( Normal loss doesn't affect total purchase cost, it is used to calculate purchase cost per unit)

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MUHAMMED FARIS KK

MUHAMMED FARIS KK

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01-Feb-23 13:08

Karthick A

Refer Varshaa Sister's answer. That is explained very perfectly.

Kk


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Hida Sharief

Hida Sharief

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01-Feb-23 14:04

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Hida Sharief

Thank you

No mention. Kindly note that I have solved it assuming that "GST Credit is not available". You can do it the other way also. But, put a note and mention the assumption in your answer.


Varshaa M

Varshaa M

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01-Feb-23 16:08

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