Vat
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Anonymous
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11 November 2010
At the time of consignment sales. What is the percentage of calculation for claiming the 5% vat & 13.5% vat. Means how much we should to claim out of 5% & 13.5%. please reply it as early as possible.
12 November 2010
If you are a consignment agent, you should pay the vat tax as per the given schedule by karnataka (either 5% or 13.5%) and you can claim the same percentage of vat amount from your company / head office directly or adjusting in with settlements. but, you need to produce FORM F to that company / HO.
Querist : Anonymous
Querist :
Anonymous
(Querist)
13 November 2010
Dear sir,
Once a time I attended a hearing in Vat of Bellary, at that time we have consignment sales that time they told us that If their is consignment sales you should claim bellow 5% & 13.5%, but I not remembering that percentage. please i want to now that percentage.................
Reply me as soon as possible...........
Once a time I attended a hearing in Vat of Bellary, at that time we have consignment sales that time they told us that If their is consignment sales you should claim bellow 5% & 13.5%, but I not remembering that percentage. please i want to now that percentage.................
Reply me as soon as possible...........
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