CMA Final · Indirect Tax Laws and Practice · Valuation under GST
A package of cigarettes bears a declared retail sale price of Rs 118 inclusive of tax. Assume the applicable taxes for Rule 31D total 18% (sum of applicable tax rates). What is the value of supply under Rule 31D?
The value is Rs 100. Tax is computed as 118 x 18/118 = Rs 18, and this is deducted from the retail sale price of Rs 118, since the retail sale price is tax-inclusive under Rule 31D.
- ARs 96.76
- BRs 100.00Correct
- CRs 118.00
- DRs 139.24
Explanation
Tax amount = RSP x rate / (100 + sum of rates) = 118 x 18 / 118 = Rs 18. Value = 118 - 18 = Rs 100. Rs 96.76 wrongly deducts 18% of 118 (Rs 21.24). Rs 139.24 wrongly adds tax on top.
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