04 July 2013
Arms length price is the price which is goods are sold between unknown buyer and seller, there will not be any price negotiation is abnormally.
Incas of reducing the tax amount, if the goods are sold under the normal price or arms length price can be called as under valued invoice
that time the vat need to be compare with the normal market price of the goods
Querist :
Anonymous
Querist :
Anonymous
(Querist)
04 July 2013
Sir following are my doubts.
For example:- Mr. X is a dealer of " ABC Company " Chocolates and he sells his products to Mr Y is Rs 130 kg but in invoice is received from Mr. X is only Rs 95 Per kg and Vat is also calculated on Rs 95 but in accounting normal price of that goods is rs 130.
1) how much amount of input tax is calculate?
2) what is the diff of rs 35 per kg ?
3) How to account the diff of Rs 35 per kg ?
4) whether it will accounted as discount or loss ?
Because Mr Y has to book purchases of Goods at rs 130 and he has to pay Mr X Rs 130 per kg