What is VAT?

What is VAT?

What Is VAT? VAT (Value added tax) is a consumption tax levied on the value added to goods and services during production and distribution. VAT is not paid by the business instead it is an indirect tax that is collected by the consumers in the price of goods and services. This includes labor and compensation…

How does VAT work?

How does VAT work?

HOW does VAT Work Worldwide? At each point in the production of goods, VAT is collected — every time value is added and a sale is made. For this reason, VAT is referred to as value-added tax. In the end, the consumer is responsible for paying for it. As with sales tax, value tax levies consumption…

VAT and GST Diffrence

VAT and GST Diffrence

VAT Vs GST Tax What is VAT? VAT stands for Value Added Tax. Essentially, it’s a consumption tax that’s applied to the purchase price of certain goods or services. Although there are some items that are exempt from VAT or are charged at a zero rate (meaning that the government does not currently charge VAT…