Vat on agriculture fecing poles
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28 October 2012
Dear Sir/Madam,
i am Vikas Joshi working with Shree Jee Poles,Mankasar,Bikaner
we are manufacturers of Agriculture Fencing poles so do we have to pay Vat on it
pls advice
i am Vikas Joshi working with Shree Jee Poles,Mankasar,Bikaner
we are manufacturers of Agriculture Fencing poles so do we have to pay Vat on it
pls advice
02 November 2012
Mr Vikas,
Only agricultural implements are exempt from VAT,not other items used for fencing etc.....MJK
Only agricultural implements are exempt from VAT,not other items used for fencing etc.....MJK
03 November 2012
Yes I agree with the expert
22 February 2013
Thank you sir,may i know how percentage of vat to be paid
02 August 2025
Hello Vikas,
Since **agricultural fencing poles** are **not classified as exempt agricultural implements**, they are **liable to VAT** as regular goods under the respective State VAT Act.
### ✅ VAT Applicability in Rajasthan (as per 2012 context):
In **Rajasthan**, fencing poles **do not fall under the exempted or lower-rate agricultural goods list**. Therefore:
* They are **treated as general goods**, unless specified otherwise in the schedule.
* The typical **VAT rate on general goods in Rajasthan** (during 2012) was:
* **5%** for declared goods or lower-rate goods (if notified),
* **14%** (standard rate) for goods not covered under a specific lower-rate schedule.
👉 **Most likely applicable VAT rate:** **14%**
---
### 🔎 Recommendation:
* Check the **Rajasthan VAT Schedule (Schedule II or III)** from 2012 to verify if fencing poles were listed at a concessional rate.
* If not listed, **standard VAT @ 14%** applies.
---
### 🧾 Additional Note:
If you’re supplying to a government department, farmer cooperative, or using C-forms (for interstate sales), other implications may apply like **CST @ 2%**.
Let me know if you want help checking the specific notification or VAT entry number for Rajasthan circa 2012.
Since **agricultural fencing poles** are **not classified as exempt agricultural implements**, they are **liable to VAT** as regular goods under the respective State VAT Act.
### ✅ VAT Applicability in Rajasthan (as per 2012 context):
In **Rajasthan**, fencing poles **do not fall under the exempted or lower-rate agricultural goods list**. Therefore:
* They are **treated as general goods**, unless specified otherwise in the schedule.
* The typical **VAT rate on general goods in Rajasthan** (during 2012) was:
* **5%** for declared goods or lower-rate goods (if notified),
* **14%** (standard rate) for goods not covered under a specific lower-rate schedule.
👉 **Most likely applicable VAT rate:** **14%**
---
### 🔎 Recommendation:
* Check the **Rajasthan VAT Schedule (Schedule II or III)** from 2012 to verify if fencing poles were listed at a concessional rate.
* If not listed, **standard VAT @ 14%** applies.
---
### 🧾 Additional Note:
If you’re supplying to a government department, farmer cooperative, or using C-forms (for interstate sales), other implications may apply like **CST @ 2%**.
Let me know if you want help checking the specific notification or VAT entry number for Rajasthan circa 2012.
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