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2.
As per Rule 26(1) of DVAT Rule-2005, the tax period for
a dealer where the turn-over in the preceding year:-
(a)
is at or below ten lakh rupees, shall be one year; or
(b)
is at or below fifty lakh rupees but exceeds ten lakh
rupees, shall be six months; or
(c)
is at or below five crore rupees but exceeds fifty lakh
rupees, shall be a quarter; or
(d)
exceeds five crore rupees, shall be one month:
3.
As per rule 26(3) a dealer can opt for the change of Tax
period as under:-
A
dealer to whom:
(a)
clause (a) of sub-rule (1) applies, can opt the tax
period of six months or a quarter or one month; or
(b)
clause (b) of sub-rule (1) applies, can opt the tax
period of a quarter or one month; or
(c)
clause (c) of sub-rule (1) applies, can opt the tax
period of one month, and the option so exercised by him
during a particular year by furnishing an intimation in
accordance with sub-rule (4) of this rule, shall not be
changed during that year.
4.
In pursuance to rule 26(4) of DVAT Rules -2005 an
intimation for change in tax period in accordance with
Sub-Rule (1) and Sub Rule (3) of this rule shall be
furnished to the Commissioner in DVAT Form 55 within 15
days from the 1st April of the year 2008. Therefore, it
is mandatory for the dealers in case of any
required/intended change to file the intimation as above
by 15th of April, 2008 and no such intimation will be
accepted thereafter.
5.
This issues with the approval of Commissioner (VAT).
(Rajender
Kumar)
Value
Added Tax Officer (Policy)
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