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of <h1>Individuals Can File Objections to VAT Decisions; Must Be Written and Timely Under Delhi VAT Act, 2004</h1> Under the Delhi Value Added Tax Act, 2004, individuals dissatisfied with assessments or decisions can file objections to the Commissioner, except against non-appealable orders or if the tax, interest, or penalty in dispute is unpaid. Objections must be in writing, specifying grounds, and submitted within specified timeframes. The Commissioner reviews objections, possibly requiring a hearing, and must decide within three months, extendable by two months. If no decision is made, the objection may be deemed allowed. Disputes pending under the previous Delhi Sales Tax Act must be resolved within ten years or are deemed resolved in favor of the dealer.
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