Form h
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06 July 2013
Dear sir
My company is 100 %EOU. & Purchase Ethonol & other Raw Material for Mfg of Product, the said ethonol is used in product as raw material, & Finished goods is Exported. We have purchased Ethonol against Form H under CST. whether the Can we Issue the said H Form?
My supplier now is not supply the ethonol against H form because the said parties H form is rejected by their Sales tax department, because the we have not export the Ethonol as purchased by the said party. and it is used in mfg process.
Now the party is demading the previous Vat liablity & interest.
Is the we have issued H form is Correct or not? is there any Judgement of the Supreme court?
please Help as early as possible
My company is 100 %EOU. & Purchase Ethonol & other Raw Material for Mfg of Product, the said ethonol is used in product as raw material, & Finished goods is Exported. We have purchased Ethonol against Form H under CST. whether the Can we Issue the said H Form?
My supplier now is not supply the ethonol against H form because the said parties H form is rejected by their Sales tax department, because the we have not export the Ethonol as purchased by the said party. and it is used in mfg process.
Now the party is demading the previous Vat liablity & interest.
Is the we have issued H form is Correct or not? is there any Judgement of the Supreme court?
please Help as early as possible
06 July 2013
Form H is used when goods are exported in same form and conditions.
so you can cot use the form H for self consumption purchase.
so you can cot use the form H for self consumption purchase.
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08 July 2013
Thanks lot sir. so we cant issue H form but previous 2 to 3 year we had already issued H form is there any penalty ?
08 July 2013
No need to pay penalty , but you have to pay Tax plus interest on it.
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09 July 2013
thank u very much
sir is there any contravention penalty for contravention of wrongly issue of Form H ?
sir is there any contravention penalty for contravention of wrongly issue of Form H ?
25 July 2024
Yes, there can be penalties for contravention related to wrongly issuing Form H under the Central Sales Tax Act. Form H is used for claiming exemption from Central Sales Tax (CST) on interstate sales to registered dealers. If Form H is incorrectly issued or misused, it can lead to penalties or other consequences under the relevant tax laws.
Here are some potential penalties or consequences that could apply:
1. **Penalty for Misrepresentation**: If Form H is issued with incorrect information or intentionally to claim undeserved exemptions, tax authorities can impose penalties. The penalty amount can vary based on the seriousness of the offense and the tax evaded.
2. **Interest on Tax Liability**: In addition to penalties, interest may be charged on the amount of tax that was improperly exempted due to the misuse of Form H. This interest is typically calculated from the date when the tax should have been paid.
3. **Prosecution**: In severe cases of deliberate fraud or willful misrepresentation, criminal prosecution may be initiated against the responsible parties. This can lead to fines, imprisonment, or both, depending on the court's judgment.
4. **Withdrawal of Exemption**: Tax authorities may withdraw the exemption claimed through Form H if they find it was wrongly issued or misused. This means the original tax liability plus penalties and interest would need to be paid.
To avoid such penalties and legal issues, it's essential to ensure that Form H is issued correctly and only for transactions that genuinely qualify for CST exemption under the law. Businesses should maintain proper documentation and ensure compliance with all regulatory requirements related to interstate sales and CST exemptions.
If you have inadvertently issued Form H incorrectly or are unsure about its proper use, it's advisable to consult with a tax advisor or a professional familiar with CST regulations. They can provide guidance specific to your situation and help rectify any potential compliance issues before they escalate into penalties or legal consequences.
Here are some potential penalties or consequences that could apply:
1. **Penalty for Misrepresentation**: If Form H is issued with incorrect information or intentionally to claim undeserved exemptions, tax authorities can impose penalties. The penalty amount can vary based on the seriousness of the offense and the tax evaded.
2. **Interest on Tax Liability**: In addition to penalties, interest may be charged on the amount of tax that was improperly exempted due to the misuse of Form H. This interest is typically calculated from the date when the tax should have been paid.
3. **Prosecution**: In severe cases of deliberate fraud or willful misrepresentation, criminal prosecution may be initiated against the responsible parties. This can lead to fines, imprisonment, or both, depending on the court's judgment.
4. **Withdrawal of Exemption**: Tax authorities may withdraw the exemption claimed through Form H if they find it was wrongly issued or misused. This means the original tax liability plus penalties and interest would need to be paid.
To avoid such penalties and legal issues, it's essential to ensure that Form H is issued correctly and only for transactions that genuinely qualify for CST exemption under the law. Businesses should maintain proper documentation and ensure compliance with all regulatory requirements related to interstate sales and CST exemptions.
If you have inadvertently issued Form H incorrectly or are unsure about its proper use, it's advisable to consult with a tax advisor or a professional familiar with CST regulations. They can provide guidance specific to your situation and help rectify any potential compliance issues before they escalate into penalties or legal consequences.
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