for ordinary taxpayers in catering industry, the applicable VAT rate is 6%, and for small-scale taxpayers, the applicable VAT rate is 3%. Industry practice
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Calculation method of value-added tax in catering industry
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Catering service accounting is the process of economic activities in catering industry and service industry with currency as the main unit of measurement. The catering service industry has three functions: production, sales and service. Next, let's learn about some accounting problems in the catering service industry!
for ordinary taxpayers in catering industry, the applicable VAT rate is 6%, and for small-scale taxpayers, the applicable VAT rate is 3%. So how to calculate the value-added tax that the catering industry needs to pay?
how to calculate the value-added tax of catering industry?
1. When the enterprise is a general taxpayer:
VAT payable in catering industry = output tax-input tax;
in which: output tax = sales × applicable tax rate;
sales = sales including tax ÷(1+ applicable tax rate).
2. If the enterprise is a small-scale taxpayer,
VAT payable in catering industry = operating income excluding tax × applicable tax rate.
accounting entries commonly used in catering industry
1. Direct consumption of meals
Borrowing: main business cost
Lending: cash on hand/bank deposit/accounts payable
2. Buying meals that need to be put in storage
Borrowing: raw materials-meals
Lending: bank deposit/accounts payable
3. At the end of the month, the unpaid meals that have been put in storage will be recorded
Borrowed: raw materials-meals
Loaned: accounts payable
5. The unused meals in the kitchen at the end of the month will be reduced in cost
Borrowed: raw materials-kitchen
Loaned: main business cost
6. Payment by restaurant cashier
Borrowed: cash on hand/bank deposit <