I want to know that if party registered in Delhi purchased goods from other state's registered dealer at CST @ 1%
and now that selling party is demanding C form.
Are we bound to give C form to that party?
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Query about c form
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Yes as per CST Act and rules you are bound to supply the c form, but not at the satge of sale.It may be provided at anytime, provided the same is produced to commisiner by selling party when he demands.
Yes .you have to give c form to party or you have to pay diffential of tax amount with interest to selling party.
Yup u r bound to giv c form.
There is no chance in CST @ 1% check with concern person. Since all states following at 2% against c form.
Yes as per my practical experience you need to send c form to seller party not only for seeing it to commissioner but some time to verify the good in flying check post
yes few states charge CST @ 1%and few @ 0% and some at 2
Yes surely.. you are bound. Other you will have to pay difference in vat% leviable and cst% levied on the invoice..
Please check if the goods you have purchased are mentioned In your cst registration certificate.C forms can be issued only for such goods
If you want to take benefit lower tax rate then you are bound to give form c otherwise you have to pay the vat at the rate prevailing in the state.
Online apply for C Form,
Yes u r required to issue c form to party
I think c forms are to be issued at 2percent..check again please
Yes c form is required to issue for the party...
The seller needs to furnish C form within three months of the end of quarter in which sale transaction took place to his AO - RULE 12(7) of R&T Rules'57
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