Unable to see the ST-3 Return

[Guest]

i have filed ST-3 for period of July - sept 2012, now status of xml file shows that your return is filed. but when i am trying to view ST-3 return, error is coming as 'record not found'

 what is this error? Is there any problem.

please help me.I have filed ST-3 For the period July to September 2012.Now, status of XML is showing filed but when I am trying to view filed ST-3,error is coming as 'record not found'. What is the meaning of that ? Is anyone facing this kind of problem?

Kindly help..

Thanks

[YAGAY andSUN]

Please discuss the matter with the concerned Service Tax Officials/ACES Department as they would be in position to help you out.

[CASeetharaman KC]

Please refer to my article in TMI as per reference given below:

https://www.taxtmi.com/article/detailed?id=5113

Please take up this issue with you concerned area officers so that this problem can be sorted out

[Guest]

I also have the same problem, I wrote a mail to ACES and they reply that print or view facility presently not available so kindly wait for some time.

N.K.GUPTA,

 

[CASeetharaman KC]

Dear Mr Gupta,

                                I have also written to them stating all  that I have stated in my article but do not have any response. Only response which was there was regarding the acceptance of returns which were filed for prior periods which were rejected. Ideally ACES should consider returns submitted by assessees as" Filed" if the same is rejected for any reason and intimate the assessee to refile again stating the reasons for rejection. One of the main reasons for rejection are " mentioning wrong notifications etc" . With complicated issues such as reverse charge and abatement notificatiions involved assessees are bound to make mistakes and returns should not be rejected for such reasons

[Yatin Bhopi]

 Same answer was given to me by ACES as given to Mr. N.K. Gupta - Wait for some time - The reason behind may be they have not yet develop the program which generate the pdf file

 

[RAJESHMANGAL AGRAWAL]

The filed return can be viewed under 'View Original ST3' and 'View ST3' options in the RET module of ACES with print facility after a few days (the exact date to be announced later).

Pl. do not worry. "If the status of the XML file show as "FILED"". Pl. see the running strip in the ACES site. For your ready reference I have copied it and shown above in red colors. The Dept. have clearly mentioned that they will announce the date from which date the Return can be viewed. 

Friends in my opinion we consultants are really facing a top time. We have really tried very hard to bring all the assessee for compling to file the return within the due dates i.e. 25 the April and 25th Oct.

But due to the transition period it is really a top time for us. First of all the department is not able to provide the relevant form in time, they have extended the due dates for filing the return because of this reason only, and now after filing the return, now they are not able to provided the filed copy of the Return.

This in my opinion is really very pathetic situation for all of us.

Hope we all will overcome the issue at the earliest.

[Guest]

thanks for your valuable reply.

[Guest]

Dear All,

Kindly note that  Filed ST-3 return for the period  Jul-Sep 2012   is visible on ACES site.  

On the path RET>View Original ST3.

 

 

AI Summary

Users Face Issues Viewing Filed ST-3 Returns for July-September 2012; Delays Frustrate Consultants. A user reported an issue with viewing the ST-3 return for July-September 2012, despite the XML file status showing it as filed. Several responses suggested contacting Service Tax officials or the ACES department for assistance. One user mentioned that the print or view facility was temporarily unavailable. Another response indicated that the ACES department would announce when the return could be viewed. The discussion highlighted difficulties faced by consultants due to delays and complications in the filing process. Eventually, it was noted that the filed ST-3 return became visible on the ACES site.