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TRANSIT SALE U/S 6(2) OF C.S.T. ACT 1956

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  1. Dealer started transport division under the same legal entity. The transport division is engaged in transportation of DEALER’S own traded goods as well as goods of other dealers.
  2. Dealer is doing major turnover of sales in transit sales u/s 6(2) of C.S.T. Act 1956, for the goods which attract vat of 4% in Maharashtra, and whereas in other states the same product attracts 4% - 12.5%..
  3. Dealer is purchasing goods from the state of Maharashtra to be consigned to branch at another state address, which is property, bought by DEALER, in  another state, and which is not registered under any sale/vat act of the state.  Address provided so that supplier can raise the invoice against C.S.T. 
  4. Dealer has taken the delivery through his own transport division and by endorsement of L.R. “Please Deliver goods of this consignment to xxxx xxxx” goods are sold inter-state from same Vehicle and same quantity.
  5. Whether  these sales are exempted under section 6(2) of c.s.t. act.

 

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Originally posted by : raajjhesh

Dealer started transport division under the same legal entity. The transport division is engaged in transportation of DEALER’S own traded goods as well as goods of other dealers.
Dealer is doing major turnover of sales in transit sales u/s 6(2) of C.S.T. Act 1956, for the goods which attract vat of 4% in Maharashtra, and whereas in other states the same product attracts 4% - 12.5%..
Dealer is purchasing goods from the state of Maharashtra to be consigned to branch at another state address, which is property, bought by DEALER, in  another state, and which is not registered under any sale/vat act of the state.  Address provided so that supplier can raise the invoice against C.S.T. 
Dealer has taken the delivery through his own transport division and by endorsement of L.R. “Please Deliver goods of this consignment to xxxx xxxx” goods are sold inter-state from same Vehicle and same quantity.
Whether  these sales are exempted under section 6(2) of c.s.t. act.

 
Please comment.

More clarity is required on Facts specified at point no. 4

sir

URGENT

required information of sales tax

supplier ( A ) & Customer ( B ) located in Hyderabad & C is situated in maharashtra. C advice to A to give material to B but raised invoice on us ( C ) so what sales tax will charge by A and also what sales tax will be charg by C to B.

SHRIDHAR JOSHI

 

Dear Sir,

I am filling FormIII E E-1 Sales amount + CST show which is wrong or true?

Please help.

 

Sharad Marathe

 


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