Stock transfer

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Dear Sir,

 

Suppose a company is purchasing raw material locally say Rs. 100000/- by paying VAT 5% i.e Rs. 5000/- and taking credit of the same. Suppose he manufactures goods worth Rs. 500000/-. With this material  he sells goods worth Rs. 100000/- as local sale and and charge 12.5% as VAT (i.e 12500/-) and remaining transfer as stock transfer. Can he adjust the VAT paid against the VAT credit available with him? Also please clarify whether he has to reverse the proportionate input tax credit alreday taken? Will there be any change in scenerio in case the remaining goods are transfered on CST rather than stock transfer?

 

Regards

vinod Raina

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UNDER THE HARYANA VAT ACT YOUR VAT INPUT WILL DISALLLOED FOR VAT INPUT/SALE+STOCK TFR X STOCK TFR AND YOU CAN TAKE INPUT FOR OUT TAX LIABILITY.
UNDER THE HARYANA VAT ACT YOUR VAT INPUT WILL DISALLLOED FOR VAT INPUT/SALE+STOCK TFR X STOCK TFR AND YOU CAN TAKE INPUT FOR OUT TAX LIABILITY.

Propotionate input tax credit needs to be reversed. Reversal will be according to the STATE VAT rules for input tax credit.

In MVAT , retention is 3% of the corressponding purchases' input tax credit.


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