Concessional rate of tax - CST - Such goods, which were ...

VAT and Sales Tax

August 23, 2017

Concessional rate of tax - CST - Such goods, which were purchased for a particular type of end use, have been sold away to the registered dealer and hence, this petitioner is liable to make payment of tax under Central Sales Tax Act at the rate of 10% and not at the concessional rate of 4%. - HC

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Concessional rate of tax - CST - Such goods, which were ...

VAT and Sales Tax

August 23, 2017

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