Roll No.
Total No. of Questions: 07
B.Com (Sem.- 4th)
INDIRECT TAX LAWS
Subject Code:
BCOP-402
Paper ID: [B1141]
Time: 3 Hrs.
INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATE:
1. Section –A is Compulsory. Give answer to each question up
to five lines in length. Each questions caries two marks.
2. Attempt four questions from Section-B . Each question
caries 10 marks.
Section –A
Q.1. Write short notes on the following :
(a) Define Cascading effect.
(b) Explain incidence of tax.
(c) Differentiate between Safeguard
Duty and Anti Dumping Duty.
(d) Discus duty drawback.
(e) Explain any two types of Excise
Duty.
(f) Who is causal trader under PVAT
Act 205.
(g) Who is a registered dealer
under CST Act 1956?
(h) Define work contract.
(i) What is Captive Consumption?
(j) What is Special Economic Zone?
Section –B
Q. 2. Discus the basic features of Indirect Tax Laws in
India.
Q. 3. What would be the value for the purpose of customs, if
a consignment imported by air has a CIF price of US$ 2,50 including freight US$
70 and insurance US $90? The exchange rate notified by the Govt. Of India under
Sec. 143(3)(a)(1) of the Customs Act, 1962 is Rs.45.50.
Q. 4. Write down the provisions and procedure regarding
registration under Central Excise.
Q. 5. Explain the procedure for assessment and collection of
Customs duty.
Q. 6. The particulars of sales of a dealer are as under :
Particulars Amount
Rs.
Gross turnover (excluding the amount of sales tax) 20,0,000
Sales of taxable gods in the state 2,0,000
Export from India
3,0,000
Last sale to a leader for the purpose of complying the order
of export 50,000
Gods returned out of interstate sales after seven months 20,000
Subsequent sale during movement of gods due to Inter State
trade 1,20,000
Sale of exempted gods in the state 2,50,000
Sales of newspaper
1,0,000
Compute the taxable turnover of the dealer in the interstate
trade.
Q. 7. Explain Value Added tax. Explain its salient features
with its merits and demerits.
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