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What are the basic guidelines for making Tax Payments under the TVAT Act?
It shall be the responsibility of the dealer to make all Tax payments as per the due date. Else he may attract Penal Proceedings or penal interest as relevant under the Provisions under the Act.
When should a dealer make the Tax payment declared on his Return?
VAT Dealer
In the case of a VAT dealer, the tax declared as due on Form VAT- 200, shall be paid not later than fifteen days after the end of the tax period if the payment is by way of cheque and not later than twenty days after the end of the tax period if the payment is by way of demand draft or bankers cheque or by way of remittance into the Treasury or by electronic funds transfer (EFT).
It is to be noted that the tax declared as due for the month of March shall be paid on or before 7th April.
TOT Dealer
In the case of a TOT dealer, the tax declared as due on Form TOT 007, shall be paid not later than thirty days after the end of the calendar quarter.
What are the different modes in which a dealer can make the payment?
A dealer can make the payments through any one of the following modes:
1.e-Payment 2.Remittance into the Treasury 3.Bankers Cheque or Demand Draft 4.By way of Cheque
What are the banks through which I can make the e-payment?
e-Payment is enabled with the following banks, as on 15-Dec-2015
1. Andhra Bank,
2. Axis Bank,
3. Bank Of Baroda,
4. Canara Bank,
5. Central Bank of India,
6. City Union Bank (CUB),
7. Corporation Bank,
8. HDFC Bank,
9. ICICI Bank,
10. IDBI,
11. Indian Overseas Bank,
12. Kotak Mahindra Bank,
13. SBI,
14. SBH,
15. Union Bank of India,
16. Punjab national bank ,
17. Vijaya Bank