15 July 2011
Dear Sir, We have recently started trading business, supplying to another states also. But my apprehension is: I purchase the goods here in Mumbai at 4% VAT And I sell the goods to another state against C Form at 2% CST.
I make a direct loss of 2%, which is merely my profit margin. Can the difference 2% be claimed or is there any way out of it.
I understand that purchasing from another state against C Form at 2% CST and selling in domestic market at 4% VAT, I have to pay back the difference with the tax of value added on it, but I cannot understand the reverse system.
15 July 2011
say your purchase in month of june 2011
within your state purchase amount 10000 + 400 vat
Out of state purchase
purchase amount 5000 + 100 CST
================================ Your accounts will show .......
purchase ..10000+5100= 15100 VAT ....... 400
================================ now you sold 10000 out of state CST payable ......@2% = 200 Sale within the state 6000 ..vat payable @4% 240
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you have in balance ...400 CST adjusted ......200 VAT adjusted ......200 Balance ...of vat (240-200)=40 payable by you. ================================
CST paid on out of state purchase gone to you purchase account and its non recoverable tax.
VAT paid on your purchase is recoverable tax and it got adjusted in CST and VAT liability adjustment, and balance only is payable.