Implementation of Interest and Penalty Waiver Scheme on Outstanding Demands Arising from Orders Passed up to 31.03.2019 under Various Uttar Pradesh Tax Acts and Allied Rules (Trade Tax, CST, Entertainment Tax, Entry Tax, VAT, and Cable Television Network Regulations)
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Interest and penalty waiver scheme directed for outstanding tax demands, with online monitoring and wide trader outreach. Interest and penalty waiver scheme was directed to be implemented for outstanding demands arising from orders passed up to 31.03.2019 under the Uttar Pradesh Trade Tax Act, Central Sales Tax Act, Entertainment Tax law and rules, Entry Tax Act, VAT Act, and the Cable Television Network regulations. Field officers were required to guide staff, publicise the scheme widely, and encourage trader participation. The circular also required priority record scrutiny, year-wise issue of no-dues certificates by the Assessing Authority, online implementation, and weekly portal-based monitoring and reporting of deposits and waivers.
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Interest and penalty waiver scheme directed for outstanding tax demands, with online monitoring and wide trader outreach.
Interest and penalty waiver scheme was directed to be implemented for outstanding demands arising from orders passed up to 31.03.2019 under the Uttar Pradesh Trade Tax Act, Central Sales Tax Act, Entertainment Tax law and rules, Entry Tax Act, VAT Act, and the Cable Television Network regulations. Field officers were required to guide staff, publicise the scheme widely, and encourage trader participation. The circular also required priority record scrutiny, year-wise issue of no-dues certificates by the Assessing Authority, online implementation, and weekly portal-based monitoring and reporting of deposits and waivers.
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