« Sales Tax » Open DEMAT Account in 24 hrs  Form 16 delayed, Income tax filing due date extended and more New ITR filing deadlines  Selling inherited gold? Income tax rules you should know  How do you decide capital gains tax on property sale?  How is long-term capital gains tax on sale of property calculated  GST dept probe on Mismatch in Sales Tax Return and E-Way Bill  Clarification on Cash sale of agricultural produce by Cultivators/Agriculturists  Short-term capital gains are taxable at income tax slab rates in the year of sale  India imposes regressive nationwide sales tax  Modification of Circular No.1 of 2014 in view of substitution of Service Tax by Goods and Services Tax (GST).  Assam government to dismantle all sales tax check-gates post Goods and Services Tax  Income tax: How to calculate capital gains tax on sale of old jewellery «  3 firms under lens in sales tax case... Sales Tax concessions for industry... » Sales Tax Dept taking action against VAT defaulters May, 21st 2009 The Department of Sales Tax today said that a total of 1,40,000 VAT dealers are yet to file their e-returns. The Department further said that it has already started taking legal action against these 1,40,000 VAT dealers for not filing e-returns, a press release issued here said. Filing of e-returns has been made mandatory for all VAT dealers from October 1, 2008 and all dealers have to file their returns electronically only. For filing e-returns, one has to get enrolled and out of 5,67,000 VAT dealers, 5,32,000 dealers are e-enrolled, the release said. 35,000 dealers are yet to enroll. The Department has appealed to the VAT dealers to upload their e-returns as early as possible and pay tax to avoid legal action, the release said.