The Haryana Value Added Tax, 2003 — India law | Esheria

The Haryana Value Added Tax, 2003

This Act sets VAT rules for goods sold or purchased in Haryana, including who must register, when tax applies, and how tax is calculated.

Jurisdiction
India
Instrument
Act or statute
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
en
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About this statute

This Act sets VAT rules for goods sold or purchased in Haryana, including who must register, when tax applies, and how tax is calculated. Dealers must notify the authority and replace security when a surety bond fails, keep records, file returns, and pay tax on time; the assessing authority can forfeit security, assess tax, and impose consequences for non-compliance. Goods movers must carry and produce prescribed declarations and documents at check-posts, and failures can trigger penalties and detention. This provision lets the State Government set the Tribunal’s headquarters, make rules and schedule changes, and fill vacancies, while also setting Tribunal member qualifications, term limits, removal safeguards, ineligibility periods, and publication requirements. This OCR-heavy segment appears to contain multiple Haryana VAT Act provisions and schedules, but the text is too degraded to state the rules reliably.

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