Form No. SC(ST)-1 - Application for settlement of a case under section 32E of Excise Act made applicable to service tax vide section 83 of the Finance Act, 1994 (32 of 1994)
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Settlement under section 32E: procedural application, required disclosures and deposit of admitted service tax for settlement. Form SC(ST)-1 prescribes the procedure to apply for settlement under section 32E of the Excise Act as applied to service tax, requiring identification of the dispute, applicant and jurisdictional details, particulars of the show cause notice and returns, a statement of issues and terms sought, annexures with computations of admitted service tax and interest, copies of returns and books, payment particulars via prescribed challans, and a verified declaration that disclosures are complete and no parallel appellate proceedings are pending.
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Settlement under section 32E: procedural application, required disclosures and deposit of admitted service tax for settlement.
Form SC(ST)-1 prescribes the procedure to apply for settlement under section 32E of the Excise Act as applied to service tax, requiring identification of the dispute, applicant and jurisdictional details, particulars of the show cause notice and returns, a statement of issues and terms sought, annexures with computations of admitted service tax and interest, copies of returns and books, payment particulars via prescribed challans, and a verified declaration that disclosures are complete and no parallel appellate proceedings are pending.
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