Mr. Rahul,
The rate of CST against Form-C during 2007-08 was 3%. If the seller has charged 4%, it may not be against Form-C.
RAJU
(LEARNER)
(1089 Points)
Replied 01 July 2009
Mr. Rahul,
The rate of CST against Form-C during 2007-08 was 3%. If the seller has charged 4%, it may not be against Form-C.
subramanya
(Professional)
(907 Points)
Replied 07 October 2009
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" | I am a manufacturer and trader in delhi registered with the sales tax department. I would like to know what taxes I would have to levy in my invoice if I'm making an inter-state sale, in case (a) the item attracts a VAT @ 4% in delhi. (b) the item attracts VAT @ 12.5% in delhi. Also would the rate of CST be the same while making sales in (a) Maharashtra (b) Karnataka (c) Andhra Pradesh (d) Tamil Nadu |
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Dear Rajeev,
If the interstate sales are against Form C, then CST will be 2%.
If the interstate sales are not supported with any form, then the CST charged will be as per local VAT Rates.
for example, if you are selling 4% item as interstate sales, cst should be 4%
If you are selling 12.5% item as interstate sales, cst should be 12.5%
Subramanya
bhawna
(Accounts)
(21 Points)
Replied 19 January 2010
Hi to all
As per new notification of Delhi VAt, 4% rate is increased to 5%. I would like to know, what will be the effect on CST rates whether it will be 4% or 5% without C form.