Clearance certificate for tax liabilities confirms travel permission when applicant has no outstanding tax liabilities or payment arrangements. A clearance certificate certifies that the applicant either has no outstanding tax liabilities or has made satisfactory arrangements for payment of taxes under relevant tax enactments; it records applicant identification, requires the assessing officer's signature and seal, and is valid for journeys commencing and ending within specified travel dates, with the inapplicable paragraph to be struck out and identification now recorded as Permanent Account Number or Aadhaar Number.
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Clearance certificate for tax liabilities confirms travel permission when applicant has no outstanding tax liabilities or payment arrangements.
A clearance certificate certifies that the applicant either has no outstanding tax liabilities or has made satisfactory arrangements for payment of taxes under relevant tax enactments; it records applicant identification, requires the assessing officer's signature and seal, and is valid for journeys commencing and ending within specified travel dates, with the inapplicable paragraph to be struck out and identification now recorded as Permanent Account Number or Aadhaar Number.
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