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The Uttarakhand Value Added Tax Act, 2005, which forms the legal framework of regulations
governing regulating VAT in Uttarakhand came into force from October 1st, 2005. According to
reports, Uttarakhand government collects over Rs.3500 crores from the implementation of VAT
across the state. The Uttaranchal (the Uttar Pradesh Trade Tax Act, 1948) Adaptation and
Modification Order, 2002 and the The Uttaranchal Value Added Tax Act,2005 have been
repealed following implementation of the Uttarakhand Value Added Tax Act, 2005.
Agricultural implements
Aquatic feed
Cattle fodder
Chhilka
Wheat bran
Rice husk
Bamboo
Baskets
Tax is payable on the following goods at 1% at every point of sale under Section IIA
Gold
Silver
Platinum
Precious metals
Gold articles
Pulses
Textiles
Tax is payable on the following goods at 5% at every point of sale under Section IIB
Acids
Copyright
Patent
Utensils
Metal castings
Bitumen
Castor oil
Molasses at 20%
Under Schedule IV, rifles, pistol and ammunition are exempt provided an officer certifies that
the goods are being sold to Armed Force members. No tax is, therefore, payable on the purchase
or sale of goods under Schedule I. For goods listed under Schedule II (A), the rate of tax is 1%
and 5% for goods specified in Schedule II (B).