Objectives of Central Sales Tax
Here we are giving the complete information about What are the objectives of CST ACT in India? Let us have a look at the Objectives of Central Sales Tax below section.
The principal objects of Central Sales Tax are:
To formulate principles for determining when a sale /purchase of goods takes place:
In the course of inter-state trade or commerce under Section 3.
Outside the state under Section 4.
In the course of import/ export from/outside India under Section 5.
To provide for:
Levy of tax under Section 9(1).
The Collection of tax under Section 9(3).
Distribution of tax under Section 9(5) on the sale of goods in the course of inter-state trade or commerce.
To declare certain goods to be of special importance in the course of inter-state trade or commerce defined in Section 14.
Taxation of Declared Goods: To specify the restrictions and conditions in the matter of imposing taxes on the sale or purchase of goods declared by the Central Government to be of particular importance in the course of inter-state trade or commerce under Section 15.
To provide for the collection of tax from companies in the event of the liquidation mentioned under Section 15.
Authority to settle disputes in a course of inter-state trade or commerce.
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