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Procedure to revise the Service Tax return after 90 days

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Good morning.

I need to revise the service tax return filed in 2013-14 HY-1 & 2014-15 HY-2 . What is the procedure to revise it ?

Can we do it online ?

Is der any penalty for it ?

Service Tax Returns: No Revisions Allowed Beyond 90 Days; Seek Jurisdictional Officer's Help for Errors Beyond Deadline A user inquired about revising service tax returns for specific periods beyond the 90-day limit, questioning the procedure, possibility of online revision, and penalties involved. Responses clarified that the ACES system does not allow revisions after 90 days, though revisions can be made online within this period without penalties. If the deadline is missed, the issue should be reported to the jurisdictional Range Officer, who may assist in rectifying mistakes. Failure to address errors might result in penalties for procedural lapses, emphasizing the importance of transparency with tax authorities to demonstrate good faith. (AI Summary)
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