Mis-use of C-Form - Exemption under CST Act - The word ‘resell’ ...

VAT and Sales Tax

September 5, 2018

Mis-use of C-Form - Exemption under CST Act - The word ‘resell’ or the provisions as appearing in Section 8(3)(b) if read jointly, the word ‘resell’ would take an expansive meaning. Thus, when there can be two interpretations viz. (i) the strict interpretation of ‘resell’ and (ii) the expansive interpretation of ‘resell’, the benefit must go to the dealer - no further tax is required to be paid.

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Mis-use of C-Form - Exemption under CST Act - The word ‘resell’ ...

VAT and Sales Tax

September 5, 2018

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