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Input DVAT

Date 12 Feb 2013
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Input tax credit adjustment allowed against CST but requires proportionate reversal where concessional rates apply.
Adjustment of Input Tax Credit against Central Sales Tax liability is permitted, but where sales are made under a concessional rate scheme the dealer must reverse the proportionate share of input tax credit attributable to those concessional sales under DVAT provisions. (AI Summary)

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Please advice

Input DVAT adjusted with CST Paybale, if not given notification no & dated .

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You can adjust the Input Tax Credit against the liability of CST.  But in DVAT there are provisions that if you avail Input Tax Credit @ 5% or 12.50%, and you sell goods against 2% then you would have to reverse the proportionate ITC.

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