(A) sales $200 * 15% = $ 30 VAT PAYBLE
(B) car dealer is a individual that is why he is not allow input tax on purchase so that he will pay tax on sales i.e.
= 11000 * 15% = 1650 retail sales tax payble
( C) sale = 11000
less purchase = 5000
net tax payble 6000 * 15 = 900 vat payble
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