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VAT Billing and Stock transfer

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Hello Sir,

My question is if we purchased some generator parts on VAT billing in our branch haryana and my customer is in delhi. We have an another branch in delhi, so please confirm that can we do stock transfer of generator parts from haryana to delhi which is purchased on VAT haryana and bill to customer on full VAT on Delhi to Delhi.

Navigating VAT on Delhi Branch Transfers: Reverse Haryana Input Tax Credit, Use CST Form F, Bill Under DVAT Act 2004. A user inquired about the VAT implications of transferring generator parts purchased in Haryana to a branch in Delhi, intending to bill a customer in Delhi. Two responses advised reversing the Input Tax Credit claimed in Haryana and using a CST Form F for the transfer. They noted that the Delhi branch can charge VAT under the DVAT Act, 2004, but warned that the DVAT Department might consider it a preconceived sale if the customer was pre-identified. Both responses emphasized the need to handle input credits and VAT billing carefully in such transactions. (AI Summary)
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