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In Oman, VAT is calculated on the taxable value, i.e., the sale value, and it applies to most of the supplies made in the Sultanate of Oman. However, there is certain nature of goods for which VAT can be calculated on the profit margin instead of the sale value. This is allowed through a special provision known as a profit margin mechanism.
The Profit margin mechanism is a scheme that provides businesses with an option to calculate VAT on the profit earned (on a supply of goods) instead of the sale value. This scheme is applicable only for the supply of goods and specifically for used goods, popularly known as second-hand goods.
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The VAT regulation in Oman has specified the conditions and the type of used goods that falls within the scope of the profit margin scheme. Businesses will be allowed to opt only when those conditions are met.
Only notified used goods can be supplied under the profit margin scheme, as mentioned below:
Following are the conditions of the profit margin scheme that businesses must fulfil:
To calculate VAT under the profit margin mechanism, first, you need to determine the profit margin for a given translation. The profit margin is the difference between the selling price of used goods and the purchase price of the used goods.
Once you know the profit margin, it becomes easy to calculate the VAT. It is important to note that the profit margin is considered to be inclusive of VAT. Hence, the amount of tax to be paid needs to be back-calculated from the amount of profit margin. You can easily do this by applying the below formula:
Tax = (Profit Margin X Tax Rate)/ (100% + Tax Rate)
For example, Abdul Enterprises made a profit of 10,000 OMR on selling used goods and opted to pay VAT under the profit margin mechanism. The VAT will be calculated as below
VAT = (10,000 X 5)/ (100+5)
VAT of 476.19 will be payable by Abdul Enterprises
No matter whether you have opted to pay VAT on the profit margin scheme or the sale value, you can easily manage it using TallyPrime. You can record purchases and sales and automatically calculate the tax liability on the transactions under the profit margin scheme.
Profit margin calculation in TallyPrime
You can generate complaint tax invoices, both in English and Arabic, record different types of supplies, prevent and detect errors, accurate return filing, and much more, making TallyPrime a complete business software.
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