Revoke the monetary limit of 'one thousand and five hundred rupees' prescribed - Eligible for Claiming Refund of tax Borne in respect of Purchase Made Against a Single Tax Invoice which exceeds the amount of 'five thousand rupees' excluding tax paid - No.F.2(5)/Policy-II/VAT/2012/1056-67 - Delhi Value Added Tax
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Refund eligibility for purchases against a single tax invoice expands after revocation of prior monetary limit, broadening claim access. The notification revokes the earlier monetary cap of one thousand five hundred rupees and provides that organisations listed in the Sixth Schedule shall be eligible to claim refund of tax borne on purchases made against a single tax invoice exceeding five thousand rupees (excluding tax). The change is effected under the relevant Delhi VAT Rules and is effective from 01.01.2013.
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Refund eligibility for purchases against a single tax invoice expands after revocation of prior monetary limit, broadening claim access.
The notification revokes the earlier monetary cap of one thousand five hundred rupees and provides that organisations listed in the Sixth Schedule shall be eligible to claim refund of tax borne on purchases made against a single tax invoice exceeding five thousand rupees (excluding tax). The change is effected under the relevant Delhi VAT Rules and is effective from 01.01.2013.
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