I have 1 question the tax payable is cacluated based on gross profit or Profit before income tax? As all the while , i have been assuming the tax is base on Profit before income tax ( Gross profit minust all the expenses)
Gross Profit (footwear + apparel) - administrative expenses - marketing & sales expenses - salaries - any interest expense from loan if there is etc - depreciation = net profit before tax
Tax is then 25% of net profit before tax.
Greenrookie, the reported AR may include the 17% VAT. U hv to exclude tat and all the maths should work out fine.
Newbie stock, it is more likely that SAT figures include VAT and Eratat figures exclude it ... I check YZJ 2008 tax numbers with jiangsu SAT numbers, the bureau numbers is higher than what is reported by YZJ. I ask the gurus and valuebuddies, and they mention the possibility of VAT not include in YZJ numbers. It made sense because the AR talks about income tax and nothing else, but the tax bureau collect tax for VAT too. I would think this is serious enough to get a reply from Eratat CFO himself.
Also the tax rate for haimingwei is 25% but 17% for quanzhou hongli, that's why the profits after tax for holding companies, when u work backwards is not always 25%
greenrookie wrote: Newbie stock, it is more likely that SAT figures include VAT and Eratat figures exclude it ... I check YZJ 2008 tax numbers with jiangsu SAT numbers, the bureau numbers is higher than what is reported by YZJ. I ask the gurus and valuebuddies, and they mention the possibility of VAT not include in YZJ numbers. It made sense because the AR talks about income tax and nothing else, but the tax bureau collect tax for VAT too. I would think this is serious enough to get a reply from Eratat CFO himself.
Thanks greenrookie. I will double check the tax figure again when i hv the time. Will relate the qns to the cfo during the q3 briefing.
By rite the corporate tax n the consumption VAT tax shld be separated.