Rate on Synthetic Stones
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10 September 2009
what is the rate of MVAT(maharashtra) & CST on Synthetic Stones?
11 September 2009
Which State VAT?
11 September 2009
Which State VAt
20 July 2025
For Synthetic Stones in Maharashtra:
MVAT (Maharashtra Value Added Tax)
Rate: Typically 5% (under Maharashtra VAT)
Synthetic stones usually fall under semi-precious or artificial stones category, which attracts 5% VAT.
CST (Central Sales Tax)
Rate: CST is generally 2% on inter-state sales if the seller has VAT registration.
If not registered under VAT, CST may be charged at the standard rate of 10% (without concessional certificate).
MVAT (Maharashtra Value Added Tax)
Rate: Typically 5% (under Maharashtra VAT)
Synthetic stones usually fall under semi-precious or artificial stones category, which attracts 5% VAT.
CST (Central Sales Tax)
Rate: CST is generally 2% on inter-state sales if the seller has VAT registration.
If not registered under VAT, CST may be charged at the standard rate of 10% (without concessional certificate).
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