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Court Rules "Facility Charge" for Gas Sales Subject to VAT, Not Central Excise; Clarifies Taxable Events Difference.

September 26, 2019

Case Laws     VAT and Sales Tax     HC

Taxable event in case of ‘Central Excise’ and ‘Sales Tax’ is different. While ‘manufacture’ is the event in case of Central Excise; the taxable event in the case of VAT is ‘sale’. - The “Facility Charge” levied by the petitioner company is towards consideration of sale of gases and is exigible to value added tax - HC

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