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VAT RATE

BHUPINDER NARANG
Existing VAT rate for rubber scrap obtained from the buffing of old tyre would be 5%. Existing VAT rate for sale of old machineries and used motor car would be 12.5%. Please comment.
VAT rate classification: differential rates apply to rubber scrap and to used machinery and motor vehicles under VAT schedules. The taxable VAT rates indicated are 5% for rubber scrap from buffing old tyres and 12.5% for sales of old machinery and used motor cars; confirmation must be sought from the relevant VAT act schedule and its rate charts to determine precise classification and applicability. (AI Summary)
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Surender Gupta on Aug 11, 2010
Please see the related schedule and rate charts under the relevant VAT act.
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