My client's POB is in Maharashtra, he received work order from Gujarat..... So he issued Invoice by charging CST @ 2% against C Form. But the goods don't move from Mahrashtra, instead my client has a vendor in Gujarat who does the work for him and issues bill to my client without any taxes. So is the charging of 2% is proper against C Form, because goods didn't move outside the state?
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If you refer definition under CST Act for "interstate sale" (Sec 3 of CST Act) it is very clear that to constitute a interestate sale there should be movment of goods from one state to another.
Apparently it looks like charges CST is not correct for the refered trasanction.
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Dayananda
True.
In this scenario, you may have to register in the state of Gujarat and pay applicable taxes in that State.
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