Appeal against advance ruling: time limit and procedural requirements for filing, including discretionary extension and prescribed verification. Appeals from an advance ruling under section 98 may be brought to the Appellate Authority by the concerned officer, the jurisdictional officer or the applicant; they must be filed within the prescribed time limit from communication of the ruling, but the Appellate Authority may allow a further limited period for sufficient cause. Appeals must follow prescribed form, fee and verification requirements.
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Appeal against advance ruling: time limit and procedural requirements for filing, including discretionary extension and prescribed verification.
Appeals from an advance ruling under section 98 may be brought to the Appellate Authority by the concerned officer, the jurisdictional officer or the applicant; they must be filed within the prescribed time limit from communication of the ruling, but the Appellate Authority may allow a further limited period for sufficient cause. Appeals must follow prescribed form, fee and verification requirements.
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