问题 单项选择题

华茂化妆品公司生产多种化妆品,其中A产品的售价为100元/件,适用的消费税税率为20%;B产品的售价为60元/件,适用的消费税税率为30%。现华茂公司将一件A产品和一件B产品组成成套化妆品礼盒销售,售价为160元/套,本月共销售100套,对该成套化妆品礼盒销售取得的收入,华贸公司应缴纳的消费税是()元。

A.3 200

B.3 800

C.4 000

D.4 800

答案

参考答案:D

解析:

适用不同消费税税率的化妆品组成成套化妆品销售,应按高税率计征消费税。所以华贸公司应缴纳的消费税=(100+60)×100×30%=4 800(元)。

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