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Interpretation of statute - Levy of VAT - credit note received subsequent to the date of the invoice - Determination of Turnover - Input Tax Credit - Large Bench Decision - In the scheme of value addition and payment of tax on such value addition, the levy of tax is justified on value addition, but, without value addition, sale, or purchase, and for the amount retained by the dealer value-added tax is demanded contrary to Section 11(3) Fifth proviso of the Act. - HC
Interpretation of statute - Levy of VAT - credit note received subsequent to the date of the invoice - Determination of Turnover - Input Tax Credit - Large Bench Decision - In the scheme of value addition and payment of tax on such value addition, the levy of tax is justified on value addition, but, without value addition, sale, or purchase, and for the amount retained by the dealer value-added tax is demanded contrary to Section 11(3) Fifth proviso of the Act. - HC
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