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Issue ID: 110934
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Time limit for claim of Refunds

Date 20 Sep 2016
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Relevant date for refund claims is the date of tax payment, defining when the refund limitation period begins to run.
Refund claims under the adopted Central Excise refund provisions are governed by the statutory relevant date categories; in residual cases the relevant date is the date of payment of duty or tax, so refund limitation runs from payment rather than from filing of the periodic return or self-assessment. (AI Summary)

The refund procedures are made applicable from Central Excise Act,1944 as per sec 83 of Finance Act,1994.

Section 11B envisages different situations and different Relevant Date for filing of Refund claims.

In certain cases,the tax would have been paid during April or any such month wrongly on amount which is not taxable.

The mistake is noticed much after filing ST3 return and finalising the self assessment.in Oct.It could be even after April next year while finalising the Annual Accounts by the Auditor.In such a case as per section 11B,(f), the claim is to be filed within One year from the Date of Payment of Tax.and not the date of filing ST3 return after self assessment.

When demand can be raised with date of filing return as relevant date,what is the rationale in following date of payment for claiming Refund?.In all fairness,the relevant date should be the same as filing of return/self assessment as adopted for issue of SCN for demand for short payment/non payment in terms of section 73(1).

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