07 October 2011
I AM PURCHASES FROM PARTY A IN MUMBAI,BUYER NAME OF MUMBAI, & CONSIGNEE IN MADHAYA PRADESH ITHIS TRANSACTION CAN COVERED UNDER CFORM/E1 UNDER CST ACT
* Even though buyer is registered in Mumbai (same state), goods are delivered to Madhya Pradesh (different state). * Under CST law, sale is considered **interstate** if goods are transported from one state to another. * So, **this is an interstate sale** because goods are sent out of Maharashtra.
2. **Which form to use?**
* Since it's an interstate sale, **you can issue the invoice under Form C (or E1)** under the CST Act. * **Form C** is used when goods are sold for resale, use in manufacture or processing, etc., to claim concessional CST rate (usually 2%). * **Form E1** is a declaration for inter-state transfer of goods not involving sale, like branch transfers.
3. **What should you do?**
* If buyer provides you **Form C**, you can charge CST at concessional rate. * If buyer does **not** provide Form C, you must charge **CST at full rate**. * Make sure Form C is obtained timely to avoid issues.
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### Summary Table:
| Buyer Location | Consignee Location | Sale Type | Form to be used | CST Rate | | -------------- | ------------------ | ---------- | --------------- | ------------------------------------------------- | | Maharashtra | Madhya Pradesh | Interstate | Form C (or E1) | Concessional 2% (with Form C), else full CST rate |
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Let me know if you want a sample format of Form C or any other help!