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of <h1>Indirect Tax Dispute Resolution: Submit Declaration in Form 1 Under Section 214 for Appeal Pause by Commissioner (Appeals).</h1> The Indirect Tax Dispute Resolution Scheme Rules, 2016, outlines the process for making a declaration under section 214. The declaration must be submitted in Form 1, verified, and signed by the declarant or an authorized representative. It should be provided in duplicate to the designated authority, which will issue an acknowledgment in Form 2 within seven days. The declarant must furnish the declaration and acknowledgment to the concerned Commissioner (Appeals) within fifteen days. Upon receipt, the Commissioner (Appeals) will pause the appeal process for sixty days from the acknowledgment date.
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