my client has a contract value 655500
-------------70% material=458850
-------------30%-labour=196650
vat deposited @ 14% = on 458850-=64239
is it right
shailesh agarwal (professional accountant) (7642 Points)
02 October 2013my client has a contract value 655500
-------------70% material=458850
-------------30%-labour=196650
vat deposited @ 14% = on 458850-=64239
is it right
Shankar
(Student)
(29 Points)
Replied 02 October 2013
MJ Krishnamurthy
(ACCT(Retd))
(7197 Points)
Replied 04 October 2013
You need not deposit the entire amount of tax calculated @ 14%.The input tax paid on purchase of taxable goods can be deducted from the output(14% calculated by you) tax and the balance has to be paid/deposited along with the returns. In the normal course thee input credit will be around Rs 2.5 lakhs.You may have to pay only around Rs2lakhs .......mjk
shailesh agarwal
(professional accountant)
(7642 Points)
Replied 05 October 2013
THANKS TO DEAR SHANKAR AND RESPECTED SIR SHRI M J KRISHNAMURI JI
HERE I FORGET TO WRITE THAT MY CLENT HAVE NO PURCHASE BILLS
AS HE WORKED IN RURAL AREA FOR MOBILE TOWER FOUNDATION WORK AND PURCHASED ,SAND,BRICKS GITTI ,CEMENT ETC WHERE SELLER HAS NOT ISSUED ANY PURCHASE BILLS
THATS WHY I AM CALCULATING THAT CALCULATION
IN REF- HE HAS A CONTRACT WITH GTL CO WHICH IS PAYING HIM 14% FLAT VAT
I WANT TO KNOW IN WHICH SECTION OR ACT I CAN DO THIS- IN U P VAT ACT
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