C FORM ENTRY

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we have one case pending with sale tax department demand was against C FORM was 150k, We lost case to the department and submitted the above mentioned amount..
My Question

How do we pass entry in books of accounts, we didn't not create any provision for the same
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Quick Summary
This discussion addresses how to record a sales tax demand payment in accounting books when no prior provision was made. The user paid a £150k demand related to a C Form and seeks guidance on the correct journal entry. The response clarifies that the £150k represents a sales tax liability and explains the implications of not providing a C Form, where the buyer becomes liable for the balance VAT, which the seller may need to recover from the customer.

Legal expenses account. LEGAL expenses account  WRITTEN IN DEBIT SIDE OF PROFIT & LOSS A/C

150k is sales tax liability.

Since ITC is not availed on interstate purchases under VAT/ Sales tax , purchaser issue the C Form . In this case VAT rate would have very less and payment to seller will also be less to this extent..

If C Form is not produced by buyer then buyer is liable to pay balance Vat to seller .


In the books of Seller

Debtors A/c Dr

To VAT Liability

VAT has to be paid to dept and it has to be recovered from customer

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