Goods and Services Tax : SC allows Interstate Purchase of goods under the CST Act for Manufacturing, Mining etc against ‘C’ Forms in GST Scen...
Goods and Services Tax : Supreme Court declined to interfere in Revenue’s Special Leave Petitions, for use of 'C' Forms of the Central Sales Tax Act, 195...
Goods and Services Tax : There is no concept of constructive delivery either express or implied in section 3 of Central Sales Tax Act”. Hence, benefit ca...
Goods and Services Tax : Article discusses Whether Form ‘C’ should be made available to an assessee even after implementation of the goods and services...
Goods and Services Tax : Central Sales Tax Act 1956 envisages single point of taxation i.e tax at the first point of sales. Subsequent sales during the mov...
Goods and Services Tax : Request to announce Tax Amnesty Scheme / one time settlement scheme for pending demand, disputes, appeals, litigations and recover...
Goods and Services Tax : AIMTPA has written a letter to Commissioner of State Tax and brought to his attention issues being faced during assessments under ...
Goods and Services Tax : Extension of due date of furnishing of declaration form due to COVID-19 effect Sir the last date of filing of declaration forms...
Goods and Services Tax : Waiver of Late Fee for late filing of VAT and CST returns in Maharashtra The Trade has represented that many technical difficultie...
Goods and Services Tax : CII suggested the removal of anomalies in customs duty and reducing the CST rate from 2% to 1% due to the delay in implementation ...
Goods and Services Tax : Discover the Supreme Courts decision on Indodan Industries Ltd. Vs State of U.P. regarding retrospective interest levies under the...
Goods and Services Tax : Madras High Court quashes rejection of refund claim by Flow Link Systems Pvt. Ltd. Detailed analysis on the court's decision and i...
Goods and Services Tax : Allahabad High Court ruling clarifies that rejecting UP VAT books doesn't automatically lead to Central Sales Tax rejection. Learn...
Goods and Services Tax : Explore the Kerala High Court judgment in Sri Balaji Gas Bottling Co. vs State Tax Officer. Analysis reveals limits of writ jurisd...
Goods and Services Tax : Allahabad High Court ruling: In original proceedings, the burden to prove claimed concessions is on the assessee; it shifts to the...
Goods and Services Tax : Learn about Madhya Pradeshs extension of appeal disposal deadline to March 31, 2025, impacting VAT, CST, and other related acts....
Goods and Services Tax : The scope of C-Form facility for inter-state purchase of the above six goods is examined in the light of the amended provision of ...
Goods and Services Tax : Manual filing of Appeal Applications, is being replaced by online automated filing of Appeal Applications under VAT and CST Act. A...
Goods and Services Tax : All the Sales Tax authorities undertaking assessments, appeals, or, as the case may be, review, are hereby directed not to disallo...
Goods and Services Tax : Earlier, the application for ADM Relief was required to be made manually to the concerned Joint Commissioner. After receipt of the...
In a recent decision dated 22.09.2015, rendered in the case of Jyoti CNC Automation Ltd. v/s the State of Gujarat, the Gujarat Value Added Tax Tribunal has held that C Form cannot be disallowed merely on the basis of data available on tinxsys [tax information exchange system] website without investigating the authenticity of the form.
The Central Government’s policy is, when exports are made, only products or services are to be exported and not taxes. Therefore when tax exemption is available for direct export for the exporters, the sale prior to export i.e Penultimate sale also is considered for tax exemption by the Government.
1. Certain amendments were made in the Constitution through the Constitution (Sixth Amendment) Act, 1956 whereby- a) Taxes on sales or purchases of goods in the course of inter-State trade or commerce were brought expressly within the purview of the legislative jurisdiction of Parliament;
Initially separate applications were required to be made with the Registering Authorities for registration under MVAT, CST and PT Acts. The application were received by different Registering Authority and processed in silos for granting registration under different Acts.
In Commercial Taxes Department, the Assessment Wing and Enforcement Wing function under the control of the Commissioner of Commercial Taxes. According to the administrative policy of the Tamilnadu State Government, Commercial Taxes Check posts are static locations where inter-State movement of vehicles are monitored
What is E-I E-II Sales: Before starting this article is it is important to explain the meaning of E-I and E-II sales. As per CST law tax is levied at single point i.e. when the goods are sold from Haryana to Delhi then tax should be levied in Haryana only even if the goods are sold further during their movement from Haryana to Delhi subject to certain conditions.
The dealers/persons/employers, hereinafter referred to as the applicants, desirous of seeking registrations under the Maharashtra Value Added Tax Act (MVAT), Central Sales Tax Act (CST) and the Profession Tax Act (PT) need to make online applications under the relevant Act. These applications are required to be made separately. After successful uploading of the application the applicant is required to visit the registering authority for the purpose of certain verification and submission.
What is E-1 Sale? How does it benefit registered dealers? What are the provisions to be followed for claiming exemption? When sale is during the course of movement of goods from one state to another is called E-I transaction or sale in transit.
E-Retailing transactions are growing by leaps and bounds, day by day, because of convenience, choice, cost competitiveness and transparency being offered. With increase in volume and value of these transactions, naturally taxman’s eyes are on these transactions, to explore the possibility of levy of VAT or CST as the case may be, and to investigate about possible evasion of tax.
Section 8 of the CST Act stipulates the rate of tax in case of inter-state sale of goods covered by registration certificate of the purchasing dealer as 2%, subject to furnishing of declaration form issued by the purchasing dealer to the selling dealer. The selling dealer is required to submit the declaration form to the assessing authority, to get assessed at concessional rate of tax. The declaration required to be furnished is Form ‘C’ as per Rule 12(1) of the CST Rules, 1957.
