Hi Experts,


I am registered VAT dealer in Delhi dealing in Helmets and other merchandise products.

I have a DVAT TIN number assigned to every dealer Delhi.

I have customers in and around India and I want to send some goods to my customers outside Delhi.

When we sell something out of Delhi it is considered a CST sale or Interstate sale.

Thereby from a registered dealer to registered dealer outside Delhi would require getting C Form executed in our favour.

However, we are not selling goods to registered dealers but to the consumers.

These consumers are just like you and everyone who wants to buy goods from us BUT afcourse CANNOT give us C form.

My question here is -:

If I sell goods worth Rs 900 to an individual in Punjab, I will charge a CST of 2% on the Invoice.

Do I also have to pay DVAT of 12.5% also ?

Please advice and a brief explanation would be really appreciated.

Regards,
Sudhanshu

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