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HIGHLIGHTS - DELHI VAT AMENDMENTS IN 2012-13

April 4, 2013

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Delhi Value Added Tax (Amendment) Act, 2013; Notification No. F.14(4)/LA-2013/cons2law/11, dated  28.3.2013 read with No.3(17)/Fin.(Rev.-1)/ 2012-13/dsvi/263; dated 30.3.2013

(i)

Increase in taxable quantum from Rs. 10 lacs to Rs. 20 lacs. Thus, a dealer is not required to get registration under the DVAT Act until his local turnover in a financial year exceeds Rs. 20 lacs.

(ii)

Net tax shall be paid by all the dealers, irrespective of their tax liability and tax period, within 21 days of the conclusion of each month.

(iii)

For the purpose of imposition of DVAT on sale on imported goods from other countries, sale price of these goods shall be greater of : (i) the valuable consideration receivable by the dealer on such sale, and (ii) Customs valuation at the time of import. To illustrate, a dealer imports 1000 mobile phones from China; the invoice value is Rs. 2,000/- per phone, and customs duty is paid on value @ Rs.4,000/- per phone. If these phones are sold in India @ Rs. 5,000/- per phone, then DVAT would be paid on the valuable consideration, i.e., Rs. 5,000/-; however, if phones are sold @ Rs. 3,900/- per phone, then DVAT would be payable at Rs. 4,000/- per phone, being the customs valuation.

(iv)

Leasing companies shall be eligible for input tax credit on purchase of goods used for the purpose of leasing (transfer of right to use goods) in four equal annual proportions.

Therefore, if a dealer purchases goods in the quarter of June 2013 for the purpose of taxable transfer of right to use goods, then he shall claim one-fourth of the input tax credit in that tax period; and remaining three-fourth in three equal proportions in the quarters of June 2014, June 2015 and June 2016.

(v)

Where the deductee-contractor/sub-contractor is not registered under the Delhi VAT Act, rate of TDS on works contract has been increased from 4% to 6%;

(vi)

A proviso has been inserted in Section 16(1) with effect from 01.04.2013, that in case the Government has notified a composition scheme for a class of dealers under section 16(12), such dealers shall not have an option to pay tax under section 16(1). With the insertion of said proviso, works contractors and dealers engaged in trading of bullion, drugs and medicines could not opt for the general composition scheme u/s 16(1) (of 1%) with effect from 01.04.2013 since a separate composition scheme has been notified for them u/s 16(12).

There will be a significant negative impact on petty works contractors, whose turnover is up to Rs. 50 lacs, and paying tax under the Composition Scheme u/s 16(1). To illustrate, a civil contractor, whose turnover is, say, Rs. 40 lacs, was paying composition tax u/s 16(1) @1% up to the year 2012-13. With the insertion of this proviso, he can’t opt for the scheme u/s 16(1) for 2013-14, and if he opts for the scheme u/s 16(12), he will have to pay tax @3%; overall negative impact being Rs.80,000/- (2% of Rs.40 lacs).

(vii)

The Commissioner shall, at intervals not exceeding three months, host on the departmental website (instead of publishing in official gazette), particulars of registered dealers whose registration has been cancelled;

(viii)

 If, any dealer fails to submit audit report as per section 49 of the Act, he shall be liable to pay, by way of penalty, a sum equal to 1% of his turnover or a sum of Rs. 1 lac, whichever is less (increased from Rs.10,000/-);

(ix)

If the dealer voluntarily admits its tax liability at the time of field inspection/ survey and deposits the tax due under the Act-Reduction of penalty up to 80%.

 

2.        Delhi Value Added Tax (Amendment) Rules, 2013; Notification No. F.3(15)/Fin.(Rev-I)/2012-13/dsvi/264 dated 30.03.2013

(i)

Uniform tax period, for all the dealers irrespective of their turnover, which will be “a quarter”;

(ii)

Concept of optional tax period has been withdrawn and Form DVAT-55 is omitted;

(iii)

By amending Rule 7(1), ambiguity in relation of reversal of input tax credit on inter-State sale has been removed. At present, no input tax credit is required to be reversed at the time of making inter-State sale.

(iv)

Requirement to maintain new records in Form DVAT-30A and DVAT-31A - Entry wise details of debit/credit notes relating to purchases and sales;

(v)

It has been clarified that books of accounts, as stated in rule 42, shall be maintained separately in relation to the business carried out in Delhi;

(vi)

If a dealer sells any goods exceeding Rs. 100/- (increased from Rs. 25/-) in any one transaction to any person, he shall issue a retail invoice;

(vii)

Procedure for issuance of TDS certificate has been amended. Further, TDS certificate shall be issued by the deductor within 7 days of deposit of tax in the Bank (Tax shall be deposited within 15 days from end of the month in which tax was deducted);

(viii)

Substitution of Return Form in DVAT-16, and insertion of two Annexures therein: Annexure 2C and 2D in relation to entry-wise details of debit/credit notes relating to purchases and sales;

(ix)

Substitution of Return Form in DVAT-17, and insertion of two Annexures therein: Annexure 2A and 2B in relating to summary of purchases and sales;

(x)

Amendment in Form DVAT-23 in relation to claim of refund by the Embassies, International and Public Organizations.

         

3.

Online details of inward movement of goods in Delhi - Form T-2 -Notification No. F.7(433)/Policy-II/VAT/2012/1429-38 dated 21.3.2013 read with No. F.7(433)/Policy-II/VAT/2012/1464-74 dated 30.3.2013

 

Dealers having GTO ≥ Rs.10 Crores (except the dealers exclusively dealing in tax free goods) shall submit online details of invoice and goods receipt note in respect of all goods purchased/received as stock transfer from outside Delhi, using their login id and password, in Form T-2 w.e.f. 1.4.2013, before the goods physically enter the boundary of Delhi.

 

However, if the vehicle number is not available in advance, Form T-2 would need to be filed without vehicle number and the vehicle number would need to be updated within 24 hours of receipt of the goods by the Delhi dealer. However, in cases where the complete information in Form T-2 is not filed online before the goods enter Delhi, the Delhi dealer shall not dispose of/sell/dispatch such goods till the vehicle number in Form T-2 is updated online.

 

For FAQs released by Delhi VAT Department recently: Refer Circulars Section (dated 28.03.2013).

4.

New   composition scheme for   all types of   works contractors -Notification No. 3(13)/Fin.(Rev-I)/2012-13/dsvi/180 dated 28.2.2013

A new comprehensive composition scheme has been notified for works contract covering all type of contracts in place of existing composition scheme w.e.f. 1.4.2013. Rate of tax under this scheme varies from 1% to 6% of the entire turnover, depending upon nature of contract and manner of purchases.

5.

Submission of audit report u/s 49 by specified dealers in Form AR-1 -Notification No. F.7(420)/Policy/VAT/ 2011/1203-1213 dated 11.2.2013

Dealers are no longer required to furnish annual financial statements and audit report u/s 44AB of the Income Tax Act, 1961. If the gross turnover of a dealer exceeds Rs. one crore, the powers have been given to the Commissioner to notify the form, manner and time for furnishing of audit report by the dealer. He may specify a simplified version of report for any dealer or a class of dealers, or may even exempt any dealer or class of dealers from furnishing of said audit report.

In exercise of his powers, the Commissioner has notified that dealers, whose turnover has exceeded Rs. 10 crores during 2011-12 or any subsequent year (except 100% exporters and exclusive dealers in exempted goods), shall furnish audit report for 2012-13 and subsequent years in Form AR-1 up to 15th November of the following year. [No report has yet been prescribed for dealers having turnover up to Rs.10 crores.]

6.

Notification   No.F.14(13)/LA-2012/cons2law/179   dated  28.12.2012 read with No. F.3(9)/Fin.(Rev.-1)/2012-13/dsvi/34-39 dated 15.01.2013

(i)

For the purpose of imposition of DVAT on the sale of petrol and diesel by the Oil Companies, sale price thereof shall be equivalent to its M.R.P., which the consumers pay to the retail outlets (filling station);

(ii)

Where the deductee-contractor/sub-contractor is registered in DVAT Act, rate of TDS has been increased from 2% to 4%;

(iii)

Fees, remuneration and incidental expenses for special audit u/s 58A of the Act shall be paid by the DVAT Department (instead of by the dealer);

(iv)

Dealer shall furnish the details of IEC (Importer Exporter Code) in the prescribed form;

(v)

Intimation of PAN issued under the Income Tax Act, 1961 is mandatory for registration under the DVAT Act

7.

Submission of online details of stock as on 31st March every year -Notification No.F.7/433/Policy-II/VAT/2012/472-483; dated 16.08.2012

Dealers are required to submit tax-rate wise details of closing stock as on 31st March every year online, using their login id and password up to the 30th June of the next financial year in Form Stock-I. Details of stock held on 31.3.2012, was required to be submitted up to 30.10.2012. (Later extended up to 30.11.2012).

8.

Submission of online details regarding central declaration forms in Form CD-1 -   Notification   No.F.7(450)/Policy/VAT/2012/336-347 dated 12.07.2012

Dealers are required to submit details relating to central declaration forms received against the stock transfer or central sales made on concessional rates, central declaration forms missing and tax deposited on account of missing forms quarter wise, online using his login id and password, for all quarters beginning 1.4.2011 onwards in Form CD-1. The last date for filing of information online in Form CD-1 for every quarter shall be the same as the last date for submission of reconciliation return in form DVAT-51 for the quarter.

9.

Submission of online details for movement of specified goods outside Delhi in Form T-1 - Notification no. F.7(433)/Policy-II/VAT/2012/211-222 dated 18.06.2012

In partial modification of earlier notifications, dealers are required to submit online details relating to any movement of petroleum products (except kerosene oil, petrol, diesel, aviation turbine fuel, liquid petroleum gas or compressed natural gas), tobacco and gutka, in pursuance of inter-State sale, stock transfer and export, within 48 hours after the movement of goods begins, in Form T-1.

10.

Various notifications - Waiver of furnishing of security at the time of registration

Through various notifications, the Commissioner waived the condition of furnishing of security at the time of registration from 23.07.2012 to 05.04.2013.

11.

Amendments in the Delhi VAT Rates w.e.f. 01.04.2013

[vide Notification No. 3(18)/Fin(Rev-I)/2012-13/dsvi/265; dated 30.03.2013]

 

S. No.

Commodity

NEW Rate

Old Rate

Rate (%)

Entry No.

Rate (%)

Entry No.

1.

Empty Pencil/Geometry Box

0

31-I

12.5

-

2.

Sendha Namak

0

35-I

5

81-III

3.

All types of footwear having MRP up to Rs. 500/- provided that the MRP is indelibly marked or embossed on the footwear itself

0

69-I

5/0

51-III/69-I

4.

Charkhi, Manjha used for flying kites

0

83-I

12.5

-

5.

Refuse Derived Fuel (RDF)

0

86-I

12.5

-

6.

Tiles made from Malba and Kerbstones made from Malba

0

87-I

12.5

-

7.

Chilly spray used for self-defence

0

88-I

12.5

-

8.

Organic Gulal, Organic Colours

0

89-I

12.5

-

9.

Singhara, Kuttu and their Atta

0

90-I

5

81-III

10.

Desi Ghee

5

181-III

12.5

-

11.

LED lights

5

183-III

12.5

-

 

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