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Sale from Jobworkers premises

Vaidyanathan Venkat Raman

Our company is located at Bangalore and want to send raw material to a jobworker in Mumbai. At the Jobworker's premises, finished goods shall be sold directly from the Jobworker's premises. In such a situation, the vat law of Maharashtra shall be applicable. While as per CE Act, the Excise duty shall be paid from Bangalore Excise Registration No. My query is to how invoicing shall be made so that Excise duty is paid at Bangalore on sale of finished goods from Mumbai and Maharashtra VAT is levied.

Guidance on Invoicing for Excise Duty and VAT Compliance Using Rule 10A(i) for Goods Sent to Job Worker A company in Bangalore plans to send raw materials to a job worker in Mumbai, where finished goods will be sold. The query concerns how to handle invoicing so that excise duty is paid from Bangalore, while Maharashtra VAT is applied. The response advises referring to Rule 10A(i) of the Central Excise Valuation Rules, 2000, for goods removal valuation. It also suggests obtaining registration under the MVAT Act to issue a VAT invoice and checking relevant sections and rules. Additionally, it highlights the importance of managing waybills under VAT/CST laws if applicable. (AI Summary)
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