CHAPTER - II
6 Composition of tax liability
(1) Notwithstanding anything contained in any other provision of this Act, but subject to other provisions of this section and the directions of the State Government, the assessing authority may agree to accept a composition money either in lump sum or at an agreed rate on his turnover of sale in lieu of tax that may be payable by a dealer in respect of such goods or class of goods and for such period as may be agreed upon:
Provided that in the case of a dealer not being a dealer executing works contract, who carries on exclusive business of re-sale of goods within the State after their purchase from a registered dealer within the State and whose turnover of sale of such goods, for any assessment year, does not exceed fifty lakh rupees or his turnover, for the assessment year preceding that assessment year, has not exceeded fifty lakh rupees, the State Government may notify a rate percent on sale of such goods. Different rates may be notified for different goods:
Provided further that any change in the rate of tax which may come into force after the date of such agreement shall have the effect of making a proportionate change in the lump sum or the rate agreed upon in relation to that part of the period of assessment during which the changed rate remains in force.
(2) Any dealer, who opts for payment of composition money under this section, shall not be entitled to claim credit of input tax under section 13 in respect of purchase of goods which are re-sold by him during the period in which he is liable to pay composition money under this section or in respect of purchase of goods which have been used, consumed or utilized in manufacture or processing of goods which are sold by him during such period and where the dealer has claimed credit of input tax in respect of any such goods, the same shall stand reversed and the dealer shall pay such amount of reverse input tax credit in accordance with the provisions of section 14.
(3) Any dealer who opts for payment of composition money under this section shall not issue any tax invoice and shall not realize any amount from the purchaser by way of tax or by giving it a different name or colour.
(4) A dealer who makes purchase of any goods from a dealer, who has opted for payment of composition money under this section, shall not be entitled to claim credit of input tax in respect of goods purchased from such dealer.
(5) Where the turnover of sales, in case of a dealer who has opted to pay composition money under first proviso of sub-section (1) exceeds Rs. fifty lakh, he shall be liable to pay tax at the rate provided under section 4 on and from the day the turnover exceeds Rs. fifty lakh.
Explanation:- For the purposes of sub-sections (1) and (5) where a dealer carries on business during a part of an assessment year, annual turnover shall be partial amount of fifty lakh rupees which shall be computed on pro rata basis and for this purpose part of a calendar month shall be counted as a full month.
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