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HELLO, any one give correct ans. i realy appreciate youoooooo

if sales tax had been deposited with respect to an item on which, there was no levy,the depositor/assessee is-

(a) not entitled to refund from the govt.

(b) entitled to refund from govt.

(c) entitled to charge the same from customer.

(d) entitled to refund from the court.

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IN MY OPINION IT SHOULD NOT ENTITLED TO REFUND BECAUSE YOU HAVE ALREADY CHARGED IT FROM CUSTOMER WHILE ISSUING THE BILL

Not entitled to Refund.

no i think there is no information regarding issuing a bill nd charged from the customer nd we can't assume these.i have a answer but i m confused 

ans is (b)

Why  will govt refund u for ur mistak on whic u actually dont need to do n whn govt itself  has no power to levy.

i will reply soon nd discused after geting explanation regading ques but ans is TRUE

i think ans is no refund . becoz misappopriation of law is of  no excuse. assuming is somethink which is nt actually present and paying tax according to such assumption, such amount can not be refunded. it may be adjusted to next payment

 

I AGREE WITH TUSHAR AND MOUNIKA

here no assumption is taken for tax charged from customer. you have deposited the amount of tax to government after charging tax from customer

it just as paying an income tax....

as we paid an income tax to govt nd after paying the tax to govt. disclosed that there are some saving in the banks. so we entitled to refund the part of income tax which is not actually exist..

and one more thing it is exceptional case.............otherwise all are right.


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