Direct Tax Dispute Resolution Scheme offers time bound settlement of pending appeals with specified tax, interest and penalty concessions. The Direct Tax Dispute Resolution Scheme provides a time bound mechanism to settle pending CIT(A) appeals by offering defined tax, interest and penalty concessions and immunity from prosecution. Designated Authorities must identify eligible appeals, notify appellants, and process declarations through prescribed forms: obtain CIT(A) endorsement of pendency, issue a Certificate of amount payable, record payments, and pass final orders within the Scheme's timelines; unprocessed cases must be recorded with reasons and consolidated data submitted to higher authorities.
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Direct Tax Dispute Resolution Scheme offers time bound settlement of pending appeals with specified tax, interest and penalty concessions.
The Direct Tax Dispute Resolution Scheme provides a time bound mechanism to settle pending CIT(A) appeals by offering defined tax, interest and penalty concessions and immunity from prosecution. Designated Authorities must identify eligible appeals, notify appellants, and process declarations through prescribed forms: obtain CIT(A) endorsement of pendency, issue a Certificate of amount payable, record payments, and pass final orders within the Scheme's timelines; unprocessed cases must be recorded with reasons and consolidated data submitted to higher authorities.
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