Dealer registration
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17 March 2015
is ground plan compulsory for dealer registration? also can goods be directly dispatched from the manufacturer premises?
17 March 2015
In case of goods dispatched directly to manufacturer (who is customer of Dealer), excise registration is not compulsory.
Your supplier can raise the invoice in Dealer's name with his Buyer's name and address with ECC No. as modvat Consignee.
on the Basis of said Invoice your customer can take Cenvat credit
Your supplier can raise the invoice in Dealer's name with his Buyer's name and address with ECC No. as modvat Consignee.
on the Basis of said Invoice your customer can take Cenvat credit
17 March 2015
sir i am the dealer and i get goods manufactured from third party and dispatch the same from manufacturer premises. now i need to give ground plan for dealer registration. Excise reg is needed for govt tenders.
20 July 2024
In the context of dealer registration and dispatching goods from manufacturer premises, here are the clarifications:
### 1. Ground Plan Requirement for Dealer Registration
- **Ground Plan Requirement**: The requirement for providing a ground plan can vary based on local regulations and the specific nature of the business. In many cases, especially for excise registration or dealer registration related to government tenders, providing a ground plan of the premises may be necessary.
- **Purpose**: The ground plan helps authorities understand the layout of the premises where goods are stored, handled, or dispatched. It ensures compliance with safety, security, and regulatory requirements.
- **Local Regulations**: Check with your local excise or regulatory authority to confirm whether a ground plan is mandatory for dealer registration in your specific case.
### 2. Dispatching Goods from Manufacturer Premises
- **Direct Dispatch from Manufacturer**: Yes, goods can be dispatched directly from the manufacturer's premises to your customers or other locations as per your business arrangement with the manufacturer.
- **Documentation**: Ensure proper documentation and invoices accompany the goods to maintain clarity on ownership transfer and compliance with tax and regulatory requirements.
- **Excise Registration**: If excise registration is required for participating in government tenders or other purposes, ensure that all necessary documentation and compliance measures are in place. This may include obtaining a Central Excise Registration if the goods are subject to excise duties.
### Summary
- **Ground Plan**: Check local regulations to determine if a ground plan is required for dealer registration. It may be necessary for excise registration and compliance with tender requirements.
- **Direct Dispatch**: Goods can be dispatched directly from the manufacturer's premises, but ensure proper documentation and compliance with tax and regulatory requirements.
- **Excise Registration**: Obtain Central Excise Registration if required for dealing with excisable goods, especially for government tenders.
For specific guidance tailored to your location and business activities, it's advisable to consult with a local tax advisor or legal expert familiar with excise and dealer registration regulations. They can provide accurate advice based on current laws and practices in your jurisdiction.
### 1. Ground Plan Requirement for Dealer Registration
- **Ground Plan Requirement**: The requirement for providing a ground plan can vary based on local regulations and the specific nature of the business. In many cases, especially for excise registration or dealer registration related to government tenders, providing a ground plan of the premises may be necessary.
- **Purpose**: The ground plan helps authorities understand the layout of the premises where goods are stored, handled, or dispatched. It ensures compliance with safety, security, and regulatory requirements.
- **Local Regulations**: Check with your local excise or regulatory authority to confirm whether a ground plan is mandatory for dealer registration in your specific case.
### 2. Dispatching Goods from Manufacturer Premises
- **Direct Dispatch from Manufacturer**: Yes, goods can be dispatched directly from the manufacturer's premises to your customers or other locations as per your business arrangement with the manufacturer.
- **Documentation**: Ensure proper documentation and invoices accompany the goods to maintain clarity on ownership transfer and compliance with tax and regulatory requirements.
- **Excise Registration**: If excise registration is required for participating in government tenders or other purposes, ensure that all necessary documentation and compliance measures are in place. This may include obtaining a Central Excise Registration if the goods are subject to excise duties.
### Summary
- **Ground Plan**: Check local regulations to determine if a ground plan is required for dealer registration. It may be necessary for excise registration and compliance with tender requirements.
- **Direct Dispatch**: Goods can be dispatched directly from the manufacturer's premises, but ensure proper documentation and compliance with tax and regulatory requirements.
- **Excise Registration**: Obtain Central Excise Registration if required for dealing with excisable goods, especially for government tenders.
For specific guidance tailored to your location and business activities, it's advisable to consult with a local tax advisor or legal expert familiar with excise and dealer registration regulations. They can provide accurate advice based on current laws and practices in your jurisdiction.
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