Service tax memorandum of cross objections sets required data, disputed amounts, grounds, and quadruplicate filing rules. Form ST-6 prescribes the format for a memorandum of cross objections under section 86(4) of the Finance Act, 1994, requiring party identifiers (PAN/UID, assessee/premises codes), contact and Commissionerate details, particulars of the appealed order and period of dispute, service description (including negative list status), amounts of tax/interest/refund/penalty contested or deposited, and whether stay or deposit dispensing applications are made; it mandates numbered grounds, priority selection from specified dispute categories, quadruplicate filing with copies of the order, and a verified signature.
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Service tax memorandum of cross objections sets required data, disputed amounts, grounds, and quadruplicate filing rules.
Form ST-6 prescribes the format for a memorandum of cross objections under section 86(4) of the Finance Act, 1994, requiring party identifiers (PAN/UID, assessee/premises codes), contact and Commissionerate details, particulars of the appealed order and period of dispute, service description (including negative list status), amounts of tax/interest/refund/penalty contested or deposited, and whether stay or deposit dispensing applications are made; it mandates numbered grounds, priority selection from specified dispute categories, quadruplicate filing with copies of the order, and a verified signature.
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