how much tax did Pot Corp. pay?
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Flatland Corp. harvested potatoes at a cost of FC 1,000,000 and sold them to Pot Corp. for FC 2,500,000. Pot Corp. sold the potatoes to its customers and received FC 4,000,000. If the national VAT is 20%, how much tax did Pot Corp. pay?
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