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E1 transaction

harshal buch
A -manufacture is in maharashtra B - dealer in kerala C - purchaser in kerala D -site is in kerala My query is A has billed to B under 2%CST extra charges against Form C, goods has been despatched from maharashtra to site at kerala and has been accepted by C- purchaser. C is now not ready to go with this E1 transaction as he says in same state if seller (dealer) and purchaser are registered than they cannot do CST billing? Pls guide me on this query raised by purchase since I belongs to A manu facturer and has much knowledge about this transaction Thanks in advance
Interstate Sale Validity Confirmed: CST Billing Permitted Under Section 3(a) of CST Act 1956, Despite Same-State Registration A manufacturer in Maharashtra billed a dealer in Kerala with 2% CST charges against Form C for goods dispatched to a site in Kerala, accepted by a purchaser also in Kerala. The purchaser questioned the validity of CST billing, arguing that if both seller and purchaser are registered in the same state, CST billing is not applicable. A response clarified that under Section 3(a) of the CST Act, 1956, the initial sale must be interstate, and subsequent sales can be intrastate, thus permitting CST billing in this scenario. (AI Summary)
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