Chapter II - Formulation of principles for determining when a sale or purchase of goods takes place in the course of inter-state trade or commerce or outside a state or in the course of import or export (From Section 3 to Section 5)
Inter-State sales tax rate: central rate or state rate, whichever is lower, subject to prescribed dealer declaration. Tax on inter-State sales to registered dealers is payable at the central rate or the rate applicable under the appropriate State sales tax law, whichever is lower, with the Central Government able to reduce the central rate by notification. Specific classes of goods (as evidenced by the purchaser's certificate of registration or rules), including specified containers and packing materials, qualify for the lower rate, but the seller must furnish a prescribed declaration signed by the registered dealer within the prescribed time to the prescribed authority to avail the rate or exemption.
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Inter-State sales tax rate: central rate or state rate, whichever is lower, subject to prescribed dealer declaration.
Tax on inter-State sales to registered dealers is payable at the central rate or the rate applicable under the appropriate State sales tax law, whichever is lower, with the Central Government able to reduce the central rate by notification. Specific classes of goods (as evidenced by the purchaser's certificate of registration or rules), including specified containers and packing materials, qualify for the lower rate, but the seller must furnish a prescribed declaration signed by the registered dealer within the prescribed time to the prescribed authority to avail the rate or exemption.
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