CST excess deposit
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Amit Sharma
(Querist)
04 November 2008
Dear Experts,
We have registered dealer under the Delhi Vat Act 2004 and Central Sales TAx Act 1956. We have filling the quarterlly return both Dvat & CST Act on regular basis, but one invoice raised against central sales @ 12.5%, we have wrongly considered in the return by twice bare in the IIIrd quarter & IVth quarter (i.e. accounting year 2007-08) and thereafter deposit the excess tax under the CST Act 1956. Please give me advice, How can take the credit under the CST Act 1956, whether option is that, CST credit to be carried forward to next quarter or Financial Year.
We have registered dealer under the Delhi Vat Act 2004 and Central Sales TAx Act 1956. We have filling the quarterlly return both Dvat & CST Act on regular basis, but one invoice raised against central sales @ 12.5%, we have wrongly considered in the return by twice bare in the IIIrd quarter & IVth quarter (i.e. accounting year 2007-08) and thereafter deposit the excess tax under the CST Act 1956. Please give me advice, How can take the credit under the CST Act 1956, whether option is that, CST credit to be carried forward to next quarter or Financial Year.
S.Srinivasaraghavan
(Expert)
04 November 2008
You will have to get refund on assessment.
Amit Sharma
(Querist)
05 November 2008
Dear Experts,
We have registered dealer under the Delhi Vat Act 2004 and Central Sales TAx Act 1956. We have filling the quarterlly return both Dvat & CST Act on regular basis, but one invoice raised against central sales @ 12.5%, we have wrongly considered in the return by twice bare in the IIIrd quarter & IVth quarter (i.e. accounting year 2007-08) and thereafter deposit the excess tax under the CST Act 1956. Please give me advice, How can take the credit under the CST Act 1956. Whether option is that, sales tax return we have revised filled for bothe quarter & excess tax deposit to be carried forward to next quarter or Financial Year.
We have registered dealer under the Delhi Vat Act 2004 and Central Sales TAx Act 1956. We have filling the quarterlly return both Dvat & CST Act on regular basis, but one invoice raised against central sales @ 12.5%, we have wrongly considered in the return by twice bare in the IIIrd quarter & IVth quarter (i.e. accounting year 2007-08) and thereafter deposit the excess tax under the CST Act 1956. Please give me advice, How can take the credit under the CST Act 1956. Whether option is that, sales tax return we have revised filled for bothe quarter & excess tax deposit to be carried forward to next quarter or Financial Year.
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