What is form 2A & 2B
INVOICE
Value =Rs.1000
+VAT =Rs.50
Invoice Value =Rs.1,050
Now,
Mr.A in his form 2A wrongly shows
Purchase value = Rs.1100
+VAT = Rs.55
Invoice Value = Rs1155
&
Mr.B in his form 2B correctly shown the sales at
Value =Rs.1000
+VAT =Rs.50
Invoice Value =Rs.1,050
The difference in Vat value (Rs.55-Rs.50) Rs.5 is called as VAT Mismatch
What are the reasons of Mismatch
Following can be the reasons of mismatch
Form 2A contain the details of all local purchases made by a registered dealer during the period (quarter) & Form 2B contain the details of local Sales made by a registered dealer during the period (quarter).
Who is required to fill Form 2A & 2B
Every dealer who is registered under DVAT Act ’2004 except Banquet halls & person carrying on E commerce business (say.Flipkart,Snapdeal)
What is the content of Form 2A & Form 2B
Following details are required to be given in Form2A- TIN of Seller/Purchaser
- Name of Seller/Purchaser(Autofilled)
- Classification of goods (VAT Rate)
- Invoice Amount
- It can better be understand with the help of an illustration
INVOICE
Value =Rs.1000
+VAT =Rs.50
Invoice Value =Rs.1,050
Now,
Mr.A in his form 2A wrongly shows
Purchase value = Rs.1100
+VAT = Rs.55
Invoice Value = Rs1155
&
Mr.B in his form 2B correctly shown the sales at
Value =Rs.1000
+VAT =Rs.50
Invoice Value =Rs.1,050
The difference in Vat value (Rs.55-Rs.50) Rs.5 is called as VAT Mismatch
What are the reasons of Mismatch
Following can be the reasons of mismatch
- Entered incorrect TIN Number
- Entered incorrect amount
- Issuance of Retail invoice in place of Tax Invoice
- Only Purchaser of Vatable goods receive notice from Department of Trade & Taxes
- Since ,It is the responsibility of the purchaser to provide correct information to the department as he is willing to claim Input Tax Credit against output VAT liability.
- If purchaser provide incorrect information at higher value then it will create additional VAT Liability to him only which is beneficial to Department.
- Practically , No notice is received nowadays , directly demand order received in Form 24 Specifying the amount of VAT & Interest and Form 24A specifying the amount of penalty
- If the dealer fails to pay VAT demand within the time as may be specified in the demand order, then he shall be liable to pay Interest in addition to VAT payable at the rate of 1.25%per month of part of month.
- No , Not at all
- Amount of penalty that can be levied on Dealer: Rs.10,000 or VAT demand whichever is higher.(Without Limit)
Is it possible to waive of Penalty
- Yes, It is possible to waive off penalty through an appeal made to Appellate Authority with 30 days from the date of order.
- If the dealer is aggrieved with the order passed by Appellate Authority then he can file second appeal to Sales Tax Appellate Tribunal
- If the mismatch arise due to mistake in DVAT return then it can easily be rectified by revising the return either by Seller or by Purchaser, if the revise period is still available
- Payment of VAT as demanded in Form 24 (Demand order)
- Filing an appeal to Appellate Authority
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