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VAT In Gujarat
Background
Chief Ministers’ Conference in November 1999 – All states agree to introduce VAT in place of Sales Tax from April 2001
State Finance Ministers decide on 7.1.2002 to introduce VAT from 1.10.2002
Steps taken by Gujarat for tax reforms:
Slabs of sales tax rates reduced from 23 to 6
Turnover Tax abolished from April 1997
No. of prohibited goods (not eligible for tax set off) reduced from 73 to 19
Sales Tax incentives to industries stopped from 1.1.01
Computerization of the Sales Tax Department
Deemed and simple assessments for small dealers
Dealers are registered afresh – the new registration to be valid for VAT
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