Which statement best describes a zero-rated supply for sales tax purposes?
Correct answer: A. Output tax is charged at zero, with input credit generally available
- A. Output tax is charged at zero, with input credit generally available
- B. Output tax is charged at the standard rate, with no input credit
- C. The supply is outside the scope of every tax law
- D. The supply is exempt, so related input tax is always refundable
Explanation
A zero-rated supply has a tax rate of zero, but the registered supplier can generally claim related input tax subject to the law. Zero-rating therefore differs from exemption, where input tax recovery is generally restricted.
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