Value added tax or VAT is nothing but a tax or levy that producers of goods and materials were required to pay earlier when GST was non-existent. However, as the Modi Government came into power, subsumption of all these taxes took place!
The Uttarakhand Value Added Tax Act, 2005, which forms the legal framework of regulations governing regulating VAT in Uttarakhand came into force from October 1st, 2005. According to reports, Uttarakhand government collects over Rs.3500 crores from the implementation of VAT across the state. The Uttaranchal (the Uttar Pradesh Trade Tax Act, 1948) Adaptation and Modification Order, 2002 and the The Uttaranchal Value Added Tax Act,2005 have been repealed following implementation of the Uttarakhand Value Added Tax Act, 2005.
The tax to be paid will be levied on a dealer’s turnover at rates not above the maximum rate listed under section 15 of the Central Sales Tax Act, 1956 vis-a-vis declared goods.
The following list of items are exempt from VAT under Schedule I
Tax is payable on the following goods at 1% at every point of sale under Section IIA
Tax is payable on the following goods at 5% at every point of sale under Section IIB
Under Schedule IIC, the following rates are applicable
Under Schedule III, the following rates are applicable
Under Schedule IV, rifles, pistol and ammunition are exempt provided an officer certifies that the goods are being sold to Armed Force members. No tax is, therefore, payable on the purchase or sale of goods under Schedule I. For goods listed under Schedule II (A), the rate of tax is 1% and 5% for goods specified in Schedule II (B).
The required forms for registered are available online. The forms have to be downloaded and submitted online for registration. All important details such as name, address, PAN and so forth for successful registration.
Form 1 - Application for registration
Form 1B - Certificate of registration (renewal)
Form 1C - Application of registration of casual dealer
Form 18 - Submitted by transporters carrying goods
Form 19 - Form of certificate for import
Form 22 - Composition of tax under section 7
Form 6 - Challan for VAT payment
Form 4 - Annual return of purchases and sales turnover
Form 9 - Application for recognition certificate
Form 8 - Tax deducted under section 35
These forms can be downloaded from Government of Uttarakhand website.
The e-return forms have to be downloaded from the official website of commercial tax department of government of Uttarakhand. All the required details have to be filled in and submitted.
The Uttarakhand Value Added Tax Act came into effect in October 2005.
Form 6 is used as challan for VAT payment
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