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What is the Difference Between Retail Invoice & Tax
Invoice?
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Answer Posted / neelam
Retail Invoices prepared by the dealer when he want to make
transaction out of sates.Means only sate to stae
transactions agst 'C' form.If he is a registered Dealer.
Tax Invoices are Prepared by the Dealer when he want to
make transaction in its Local Area.Means in State only.
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