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Advance Ruling

Adarsh Gupta

Hello,

In a AAR, an applicant asks two questions. One is answered in positive and one in negative for the applicant. Applicant decides to go in for appeal for question answered in negative only asks the appellate Authority to set aside/modify this question only. Can the appellate Authority go beyond the prayer and answer second question in negative as well?

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Appellate Authority can modify or overturn Advance Ruling's negative decision; both parties can appeal. An applicant in an Advance Ruling (AAR) case had one question answered positively and another negatively. The applicant seeks to appeal only the negative decision, asking the Appellate Authority to modify or set aside this part. Responses indicate that the Appellate Authority can confirm, modify, or set aside the negative order but cannot address issues beyond the appeal's scope. Both parties have the right to appeal, and if the department contests the favorable decision, the Appellate Authority can modify or overturn it. The discussion emphasizes the equal opportunity for appeal for both the assessee and the authority. (AI Summary)
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