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How To Calculate The Sales Tax Of Public Institutions?

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Sales tax refers to the tax and additional expenses that public institutions should pay for providing services or selling products, including business tax, urban maintenance and construction tax, resource tax and educational fee.

In order to calculate the sales tax and bonus that the institution should bear in accordance with the regulations, public institutions should set up sales tax (expenditure) subjects.

The tax payable should be paid on the basis of sales tax: tax payable, business tax payable, tax payable on urban maintenance and construction tax, other taxes payable, education fee surcharge.

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