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Directions (1–5): Read the following pie–chart carefully and answer the following questions.
Pie-chart shows the percentage distribution of Incomes of Indian govt. in-different Sectors and 2nd Pic- chart shows the percentage distribution of Expenditure
Total Income = 3850 Cr.
Total Expenditure = 2950 Cr.
Q1. Total income from income tax and customs is what percentage more or less than total expenditure on defense and central sector schemes?
(a) 302.51%
(b) 290.46%
(c) 300.51%
(d) 298.46%
Q2. Average expenditure on pensions, subsidies, and Defence is what percentage of average expenditure on state share of tax and duties and centrally sponsored schemes?
(a) 46 % (approx)
(b) 52% (approx)
(c) 42% (approx)
(d) 47% (approx)
Q3. Find the saving in income tax, GST and corporation tax.
(a) 195 cr
(b) 205 cr
(c) 405 cr
(d) None of these.
Q4. Find the ratio of income from GST, Income tax and union excise duties to expenditure on the central sector. Schemes and interest payment.
(a) 2456 : 1799
(b) 1780 : 8652
(c) 3536 : 1799
(d) 3234 : 1829
Q5. Find the number of sector in which income is above average income from all sectors.
(a) 6
(b) 4
(c) 5
(d) 3
Directions (6–10): Read the following bar graph carefully and answer the following questions. It shows the percentage value of Corporate tax cut in different countries(percentage out of 100).
Q6. Tax cut in china and Philippines together is what percent of the tax cut in Japan?
(a) 243.07%
(b) 502.03%
(c) 304.04%
(d) 237.07%
Q7. How many countries corporate cut is above the average corporate tax of all the companies.
(a) 3
(b) 4
(c) 6
(d) 5
Q8. Find the Ratio of corporate cut of India, Japan, and China together to that of Philippines, Sri Lanka, and Thailand
(a) 11:9
(b) 9 : 10
(c) 9 : 13
(d) 13 : 11
Q9. Which country’s corporate tax is 2nd from the highest
(a) Thailand
(b) India
(c) China
(d) Philippines
Q10. Corporate tax cut of India is what percent of corporate tax cut of Sri Lanka?
(a) 22 3/7%
(b) 23 4/7%
(c) 19 5/7%
(d) 21 3/7%
Solutions
S3. Ans.(d)
Sol. It can’t be determined because the data is infinite
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