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Vat Settlement F92672

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Question: d) Category G Income – Asset Increases Value of Surplus Value = 10.000 € CLASSIFY THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT AS TRUE OR FALSE: STATEMENT 1.1 Taking into account all the information provided, the amount payable of IRS in 2026, related to 2025 is 22.551,03€. Student name: ______________________________ PART IV 1. VAT DETERMINATION (4 values) M&M, Lda., headquartered in Leiria, sells merchandise “M”, subject to VAT at the standard rate. The following information was extracted from the trial balance for December 31, 20xx (but before VAT calculation): DESCRIPTION DEBIT CREDIT 2432 VAT - Deductible 20 500,00 € 17 000,00 € 2433 VAT - Liquidated 27 156,00 € 31 556,00 € 2434 VAT - Regularizations 32,00 € 2435 VAT – Calculation 27 156,00 € 27 156,00 € 2436 VAT – Payable 10 000,00 € 11 000,00 € 2437 VAT – Recoverable 13 000,00 € 12 000,00 € 2438 VAT - Refunds requested 10 000,00 € 6 000,00 € CLASSIFY THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT AS TRUE OR FALSE: STATEMENT 1.1 The VAT settlement account has a credit balance of 850€, therefore we will have VAT payable in that same amount.
1. **Problem Statement:** We need to classify the statement about the VAT settlement account having a credit balance of 850 and whether this implies VAT payable of the same amount. 2. **Understanding VAT Settlement Account:** The VAT settlement account balance is calculated as the difference between VAT liquidated (output VAT) and VAT deductible (input VAT). 3. **Calculate the balances:** - VAT Deductible total debit = $20,500$ - VAT Deductible total credit = $17,000$ - VAT Liquidated total debit = $27,156$ - VAT Liquidated total credit = $31,556$ 4. **Calculate net VAT Deductible:** $$\text{Net VAT Deductible} = 20,500 - 17,000 = 3,500$$ 5. **Calculate net VAT Liquidated:** $$\text{Net VAT Liquidated} = 31,556 - 27,156 = 4,400$$ 6. **Calculate VAT settlement account balance:** $$\text{VAT settlement balance} = \text{Net VAT Liquidated} - \text{Net VAT Deductible} = 4,400 - 3,500 = 900$$ 7. **Compare with given credit balance:** The statement says the credit balance is 850, but our calculation shows 900. 8. **Conclusion:** Since the calculated VAT settlement balance (900) does not match the stated credit balance (850), the statement is **FALSE**. **Final answer:** The statement "The VAT settlement account has a credit balance of 850€, therefore we will have VAT payable in that same amount." is **FALSE**.