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How should one treat the closing stock for which tax is not paid as till now tax was being paid only on sale?

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How should one treat the closing stock for which tax is not paid as till now tax was being paid only on sale?

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No special treatment is needed for tax payable when the closing stock on hand is sold in the subsequent period. Sales tax (VAT) needs to be recognised only when a sale takes place or a bank transfer takes place out of a State.

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