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Interest:
It is generally considered as a compensatory payment.
1. When a dealer is liable to pay interest?
Generally, a dealer is liable to pay interest on unpaid tax or delayed payment, if any. The circumstances in which such liability may arise are illustrated below:
2. What is the rate of interest?
Generally, simple interest at the specified rate (say, 2%) per month or a part thereof is payable.
3. What is the amount on which interest is payable?
The interest is payable on unpaid tax. To determine the unpaid tax, generally, the following adjustments are permitted or required:
Payments, partly or otherwise, made till the terminal date (for calculating interest); or
Variation (increase/decrease) in the amount of tax, pursuant to any order or assessment
4. What is the period for which interest is payable?
The interest is payable from the date on which the tax become due till the date of payment or assessment as the case may be.
It is generally considered as a compensatory payment.
1. When a dealer is liable to pay interest?
Generally, a dealer is liable to pay interest on unpaid tax or delayed payment, if any. The circumstances in which such liability may arise are illustrated below:
2. What is the rate of interest?
Generally, simple interest at the specified rate (say, 2%) per month or a part thereof is payable.
3. What is the amount on which interest is payable?
The interest is payable on unpaid tax. To determine the unpaid tax, generally, the following adjustments are permitted or required:
Payments, partly or otherwise, made till the terminal date (for calculating interest); or
Variation (increase/decrease) in the amount of tax, pursuant to any order or assessment
4. What is the period for which interest is payable?
The interest is payable from the date on which the tax become due till the date of payment or assessment as the case may be.