QQuestion
Mrs. Arora bought the following articles from a departmental store:
| S.No. | Item | Price | Rate of GST | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Hair oil | ₹1200 | 18% | ₹100 |
| 2 | Cashew nuts | ₹600 | 12% | — |
Find:
(a) the total GST paid
(b) the total bill amount including GST.
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✓Answer
(a) Taxable value of hair oil = ₹1200 − ₹100
Taxable value of hair oil = ₹1100
GST on hair oil = 1100\times\frac{18}{100}
GST on hair oil = ₹198
Taxable value of cashew nuts = ₹600
GST on cashew nuts = 600\times\frac{12}{100}
GST on cashew nuts = ₹72
Total GST = ₹198 + ₹72
Therefore, total GST paid = ₹270.
(b) Total taxable value = ₹1100 + ₹600
Total taxable value = ₹1700
Total bill amount including GST = ₹1700 + ₹270
Therefore, the total bill amount including GST is ₹1970.
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