02 October 2013
You have vat input credit for carry forward to next months of Rs. 5,250 and for this month you need not to pay any vat tax.
Clarification is as follows:
You have input vat of Rs.6,750
You have to pay vat of Rs. 1,100
and you also have to pay CST of Rs.400 as per the VAT rules you can adjust CST payable from the vat input credit available thus your vat input credit available after adjustment to CST is 6750-1100-400 = Rs.5250.
02 October 2013
No, CST input doesn't setoff it just included in the cost of purchases but CST output(payable) can be adjust with the VAT input credit available.
02 October 2013
In such case you have pay CST Vat of Rs.4,350. Clarification is below
Vat input credit available before adjustment to CST out VAT is Rs. 5,650 so you can adjust it with the CST payable of Rs.10,000 and balance of Rs. 4,350 has to pay in your hands.
02 October 2013
You said you have input vat of Rs. 6,750 means vat paid on the purchases by you and out put vat is Rs.1,100 means vat payable on the sales by you.
I am saying vat input credit available means balance of vat input after sett of with vat out put is called as vat input credit available, so i said vat input credit available for carry forward is Rs. 5,650.(means vat input balance after adjustment of vat out put with the vat input) Please observe the language what i use input and input credit is different, i sorry if my language couldn't understands you sorry to my mistake.
still if you have any confusion please provide here i will clarify you in detail as possible.