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Please be informed that pursuant to the recent cabinet approvals by the Haryana State Government, the State Government has increased the WCT rate from 4% to 5% pursuant to section 24 of Haryana VAT Act, 2003.
Full bench of the Gujarat Value Added Tax Tribunal in the case of ‘Kunal Structure (India) Pvt. Ltd. V/S The State Of Gujarat’ held that in view of provisions contained in Sec. 75 of the Gujarat Value Added Tax Act, 2003, penalty cannot be imposed for the first time in revision.
Applicability of audit under MVAT Act, 2002- To whom audit is applicable? As per Section 61(1) of the MVAT Act, 2002, audit is applicable to A dealer who is liable to pay tax and his turnover, either of sales or purchases, exceeds Rs. 60 Lakhs during the Financial Year A dealer who holds a Liquor license in Form PLL, BRL, E, FL or CL.
Amendment of Section 19- Whenever CST sale is made under Section 8(1) of the CST Act, 1956, the proviso to Section 19(2)(v) as amended seeks to restrict the [ITC] input tax credit by providing that credit shall be allowed in excess of 3%.
In exercise of the powers vested under Sub-section 2-A of Section 53 of the Karnataka Value Added Tax Act, 2003(Karnataka Act No. 32 of 2004) and in suppression of the Notification No. ADCOM (I&C)/P.A./CR-31/2011-12 dated 23- 12-2011,
In short, our present discussion is confined to implication of VAT and Service Tax on those contracts where, apart from material and services, value of land is also taking part of the bargain, and the size of the plot is limited to few hundred yards containing, generally, four to ten units.
We have always seen this word VAT mentioned in our bills when we purchase a consumer durable or service. So what does this exactly mean? VAT simply means Value Added Tax. Why the word Value Added? For this answer, let us go back in time and see how taxation was earlier.
As per provision of Sec. 21 of the Gujarat Value Added Tax Act, 2003 a dealer is required to obtain compulsory registration when his total turnover in a particular financial year exceeds Rs. 5 lacs (including OGS, tax free sale and export) and turnover of purchase or sales of taxable goods exceeds Rs. 10,000/-.
Larsen and Toubro Ltd. v. UOI There is no provision like section 4(7) of the Andhra Pradesh VAT Act in Delhi VAT Act. The entire case of the petitioner was that there should have been a provision like this in Delhi VAT Act as well, otherwise it is leading to various difficulties. Even if one presume that the provision like section 4(7) in Andhra Pradesh VAT Act makes it a better legislation in comparison with Delhi VAT Act but absence of such a provision, cannot be a ground for declaring statute as arbitrary or ultra vires. Bad legislative drafting, if at all, cannot furnish a ground for judicial review of the legislative action. It has to be shown that a particular provision is either beyond the legislative competence and is thus ultra vires or is unconstitutional viz. namely it offends some constitutional provision.
Prerequisite to generate Annexure in Tally. ERP9 for filing your EVAT Return- 1. Press F11 (Company Features) –> Statutory & Taxation. In the displayed window, fill in the VAT Registration Number in the ‘VAT TIN (Regular)’ field – 2. Download the e-return templates (i.e, FORM-231.xls, FORM-232.xls and FORM-CST.xls) from the Govt of Maharashtra website ( http://www.mahavat.gov.in ) and copy to Tally.ERP 9 installed folder.
