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Partners Welcome Delhi High Court Ruling on VAT

By Komal Panchamatia
Mumbai, Sep 18, 2007
Channel associations and partners from across the country have welcomed the Delhi High Court order ruling 4% Value Added Tax (VAT) on select IT products saying a uniformed tax regime will boost the sales and increase the profit margins.

Delhi HC Rules 4% VAT on Select IT Products

By Pearl Mistry and Vijay Vedala
Mumbai, Sep 6, 2007
Giving a breather to the channels, the Delhi High Court has ruled that the products debated under Value Added Tax (VAT) will be taxed at 4%, the national capital-based Computers and Media Dealers Association (CMDA) has claimed.

In an e-mail communique with ChannelTimes, the association said that the tax under Section 4(i)(b) of the DVAT Act for products like - ink toners and cartridges used for the inkjet and the laser jet printers will be 4% and not higher as contested by the Commissioner of Trade and Taxes.

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