A sales tax registered company commenced trading on 1 December. In December, the company sold goods that attracted sales tax at 15% with a net value of USD200,000, goods exempt from sales tax with a value of USD50,000 and goods at 0% sales tax with a net value of USD25,000.All purchases in December, which were all subject to 15% sales tax, were USD161,000, including sales tax.What is the balance on the sales tax account at the end of December?
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