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Data feeded wrongly by mistake in excise return

Prem Bajaj

Dear Experts,

If i feeded UPto july Sales figure in Quarterly return i.e. ER3 by mistake then what should i do shall i intimate the same to the department or revise the return.

Also another case is what should i do if i filled the return ER1 instead of ER3 , can deptt deny SSI exemption on this ground ??

Please suggest

Thanks in advance.

Mistakenly Filed Wrong Excise Return; Revise by July 31, 2016, to Maintain SSI Exemption An individual mistakenly included sales figures up to July in a quarterly excise return (ER-3) and sought advice on whether to inform the department or revise the return. Additionally, they mistakenly filed an ER-1 instead of an ER-3 and questioned if this could affect their SSI exemption. Experts advised that the return can be revised by July 31, 2016, but if the system does not accept a revised ER-3 due to the original not being filed, an original ER-3 must be submitted with a late fee. SSI exemption should not be denied for this mistake. (AI Summary)
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