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Demand of interest and penalty - Assessee paid excess Input Tax ...


Interest on Outstanding Dues Only: Excess Input Tax Credit Adjusted Against Output Liability Under VAT and Sales Tax Rules.

July 31, 2015

Case Laws     VAT and Sales Tax     HC

Demand of interest and penalty - Assessee paid excess Input Tax Credit - assessee is liable to pay interest only on the dues rising on assessment after adjusting the admissible Input Tax Credit towards its output tax liability - HC

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