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Looking for VAT abbreviation? We have got you covered in this guide. We have listed down different possible abbreviations of VAT in various groups like Rules, Technology, Indian Railway Station, Medical, Miscellaneous, and Transport & Travel.<\/p>\n

FullFormFactory is the largest source of abbreviations generated in different ways using AI and verified by our community. You can see all the abbreviations in different categories popularity-wise followed by the most popular abbreviation of VAT in the image.<\/p>\n

Popular abbreviations of VAT:<\/h2>\n

Searching for VAT abbreviation \/ VAT full form leads to different results in different categories. The below table illustrates the popular acronyms among them.<\/p>\n

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Term<\/th>\nAbbreviation<\/th>\ncategory<\/th>\n<\/tr>\n
VAT<\/td>\nValue Added Tax<\/td>\nRules<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
vat<\/td>\nVertical Axis Turbine<\/td>\nAutomotive<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
VAT<\/td>\nVATLUR<\/td>\nIndian Railway Station<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
VAT<\/td>\nVisceral Adipose Tissue<\/td>\nAnatomy & Physiology<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
VAT<\/td>\nVideo Assisted Thoracoscopic<\/td>\nSurgery<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
VAT<\/td>\nVisual Action Therapy<\/td>\nAlternative Medicine<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
VAT<\/td>\nVodka And Tonic<\/td>\nChat & Messaging<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table><\/div>\n
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What does VAT mean?<\/h2>\n

VAT<\/strong> stands for Value<\/strong>Added<\/strong>Tax<\/strong>. VAT is the indirect tax that is included in the product price for the value added to the product at the production and distribution level. VAT came into existence on 1st April 2005, also called the consumption tax. The consumer pays the VAT in addition to the product’s original value.<\/p>\n

VAT = output tax on the product – input tax of product<\/p>\n

If a dealer pays 100 Rs for a product, he has to pay 10% of the tax to the manufacturer, which is Rs. 10. Further, if the dealer sells the same product to the buyer at 150 Rs, he also adds 10% as tax from the buyer, which is Rs. 15.<\/p>\n

Implementation of VAT<\/h2>\n

Before VAT, there had been a double taxation scheme that was implemented for the selling of goods. VAT was introduced to restructure the sales tax and remove the double tax scheme. With VAT, the consumer pays their tax on the goods whose tax is already paid.<\/p>\n

Benefits of VAT<\/h2>\n
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  • The revenue generated from the VAT will remain the same.<\/li>\n
  • VAT avoids the tax payment because of its catch-up scheme.<\/li>\n
  • VAT can be implemented on the goods of all kinds of businesses.<\/li>\n
  • VAT collection is done in small installments, and consumers don’t get much burden from the VAT.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n

    Disadvantages of VAT<\/h2>\n