Authorized banks for VAT payments require timely remittance, interest on delayed transfers, and mandated online/offline challan process. Specified banks are notified as government treasuries for receipt of VAT dues; they must remit funds to the Reserve Bank within prescribed timelines, levy interest on delayed remittance at bank rate plus two percent with specified computation, generate MIS reports and upload daily data, comply with IT Act security provisions, and follow the Department's online and offline challan-based payment procedures, including a unique ID challan for physical cash or cheque payments.
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Authorized banks for VAT payments require timely remittance, interest on delayed transfers, and mandated online/offline challan process.
Specified banks are notified as government treasuries for receipt of VAT dues; they must remit funds to the Reserve Bank within prescribed timelines, levy interest on delayed remittance at bank rate plus two percent with specified computation, generate MIS reports and upload daily data, comply with IT Act security provisions, and follow the Department's online and offline challan-based payment procedures, including a unique ID challan for physical cash or cheque payments.
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