if we are not able to issue F form and Goods transfer treat as deeded sale and

if we are not able to issue F form and Goods transfer treat
as deeded sale and want to paid taxes on that sale. but
local tax rate is Zero. in above situation I can transfer
of goods without F Form and Without paying any tax ?

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if we are not able to issue F form and Goods transfer treat as deeded sale and want to paid taxes ..

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Indirect Tax : CST

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