SAP CIN VAT Presentation

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    VAT

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    I/P tax

    Tax paid on Purchases by Registered

    dealer

    O/P tax

    Tax paid on sales by Registereddealer

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    Consider the chain : ManufacturerWholesalerRetailer

    Manufacturer Wholesaler Retailer

    Purchases 100 125 150

    Sales 125 150 300

    Sales tax rate/VAT RATE = 10%

    Under ST regime , Sales tax payable would be : 10% on 125 = Rs 12.50

    Under VAT regime , VAT = (12.05 - 10.00) + (15.00 - 12.50) + (30.00 - 15.00)

    = Rs 20.00

    Thus under VAT , the longer the Distribution chain , greater

    is the tax amount paid to the government.

    Industries to trim down the Distribution channels in order to

    control prices.

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    Under VAT regime , CST will not be eliminated

    immediately.

    It will be phased out in phases.

    Ex : 2% CST in the first year of VAT introduction

    1% CST in the following year

    and then no CST.

    Thus what would be available would be hybrid VAT

    and not pure VAT initially.

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    Under VAT regime , tax base will get

    widened.This is because, everyone will try to get

    credit on his purchases. And to claim credit ,

    you need to have a tax/VAT invoice.Everyone would demand invoice and thus

    tax base would get widened.

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    VAT rates ?

    0% - Commodities like Rice , Milk , .

    1% - Gold , Silver

    4% - Agricultural Inputs

    Around 10-12% - on all other goods.

    This rate is called RNR (Revenue Neutral Rate).

    This is such a rate , that revenue of Stategovernment would not diminish , despite ranting

    tax credit on I/P Purchases.

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    Sales under VAT can broadly be classified under 3 categories :

    Taxable Sales Exempt Sales Zero rated sales(Exports)

    Tax payable Tax ratepayable = 0%

    Tax ratepayable = 0%

    Can claim I/Ptax credit onPurchases

    Cannot claimI/P tax credit onPurchases

    Can claim I/Ptax credit onPurchases

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    Invoices under VAT regime :

    Tax invoice will contain identity of Seller and

    Buyer

    i.e. Name , Address , Registration number

    Retail invoice will contain identity of Seller alone

    On Retail invoice you cannot claim I/P tax credit.

    Generally issued for small amounts.

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    How to pay and claim VAT ?

    To be paid at the time of monthly returnssubmission.

    Will get credit within the same month for VAT

    paid on Purchases.

    Proof required to claim I/P tax credit : Musthave a copy of tax invoice

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    Records to be maintained for the purpose of VAT accounting

    Purchase records Details of :

    -- Purchases from Suppliers who are not registered for VAT

    -- Purchases exempt from VAT

    -- Imports and Purchases from Other States

    -- Purchases with VAT rate of 4%

    -- Purchases with 1 % VAT rate

    -- Purchases with standard VAT rate.

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    Sales Records Details of :

    -- Exempt Sales-- Zero rated sales

    -- Inter state sales

    -- Taxable sales at 4%

    -- Taxable sales at 1%

    -- Taxable sales at Standard rate.

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    TIN Tax Identification Number for all dealers will

    be given.

    It has been suggested that TIN should be a 10 digit codeconsisting of :

    2 digits for State,

    3 digits for circle,

    4 digits for individual dealer and

    1 digit for checking purposes.

    In another opinion suggested , it would be a 12 digit code.

    First 10 digits will be PAN of Income Tax and

    next two digits will be serial number of the dealerReason for this suggestion is that customs and central excise

    authorities are already using PAN based registration number

    for control purposes.