How do we use C-Form.
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1. The concept of C form is very simple. When Goods are
moving from one state to another state, CST comes into play.
Generally Goods move from one state to another state,
generally they are either of Resale and/or for use in
manufacturing of Goods.
2. When such goods are purchased either for resale and /or
for use in manufacture, State Government collects the tax
when goods are resold or when manufacturing goods are
ultimetaly sold. Thus Govt gets that tax on final selling price.
3. In such case when goods are moved from one state to
another if full tax is paid by purchaser to Seller, then
there will price rise, as purchaser is not entitled for
SETOFF of CST paid on purchases.
4. To avoid this double taxation C Form plays importnat
part. When one Registered Delar purchase goods from another
registered Dealer, they can use C form , and then selling
dealer will charge CST at reduced rate ( Section 8(2) of CST ACt
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Answer / vipul chauhan advocate
When the goods are sold out of state than become interstate
sale but this is applicable when the buyer must be
registered and he will issue c form against sell and also
tax rate will be decreased exam . goods sold aginst c form
then cst payable 2% and buyer will issue the c form to the
seller and subimited in the sale tax department for getting
credit of tax
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Answer / manikprabhu s uttarwar
1. "C" Form is a Declaration form under Central Sales Tax Act
2. If Buyer and seller are situated in different States then Central Sales Tax Comes into picture.
3. If buyer is going to use the purchased material for resale or going to use it in manufacturing process or generation of electricity or mining then buyer can purchase such material against concessional rate of tax by issuing form "C" to seller.
4. "C" forms can be issued only and only if above conditions are satisfied. E.g. "C" forms can not be used for immovable property or material used in/for immovable property like purchase of Cement / Steel for new plant. Similarly it can not be issued for fixed asset like filing rack in the office, air conditioner in chairman's cabin etc. But it can be issued if air conditioners are being used in Cold Storage for ICE Cream Manufacturing Plant.
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C form using for the inter state purchase goods behalf of
purchase bill.
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C form using for the inter state purchase goods behalf of
purchase bill.
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