Appeal procedure under Securities Transaction Tax Rules requires a prescribed form, verified grounds, supporting order and bank-paid fee. The prescribed appeal form to the Commissioner of Income-tax (Appeals) under the Securities Transaction Tax Rules requires appellant identification, PAN, financial year, assessing officer and statutory provision of the impugned order, dates of service, tax payment details, relief claimed, and particulars of any other pending appeals; it must include a statement of facts, grounds of appeal, verification signed per the rules, be submitted in duplicate with the order and notice of demand, and accompanied by the prescribed fee paid through authorised bank channels after obtaining a challan.
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Appeal procedure under Securities Transaction Tax Rules requires a prescribed form, verified grounds, supporting order and bank-paid fee.
The prescribed appeal form to the Commissioner of Income-tax (Appeals) under the Securities Transaction Tax Rules requires appellant identification, PAN, financial year, assessing officer and statutory provision of the impugned order, dates of service, tax payment details, relief claimed, and particulars of any other pending appeals; it must include a statement of facts, grounds of appeal, verification signed per the rules, be submitted in duplicate with the order and notice of demand, and accompanied by the prescribed fee paid through authorised bank channels after obtaining a challan.
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