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Revised Sales tax Return

HITENDRA DAVE

Dear Sir

Right now we are in gujarat, we have mention wronge   TIN number ( vat) in sales tax  return for the month of Apr ,10 , June ,10 Aug,10 and Sept , 10 , customer has stop the payment  how we can revised the vat return , we have mention correct TIN numver in all excise invoices

Please advice

Regards

Hitendra  Dave

Ahmedabad

Business Entered Wrong TIN in VAT Returns; Advised to Notify Authorities and Show Proofs to Seek Leniency A business in Gujarat mistakenly entered an incorrect TIN number in their sales tax returns for several months in 2010, leading to a payment stoppage by a customer. They sought advice on revising the VAT return while ensuring the correct TIN was used in excise invoices. The response advised them to inform the Commissioner of GVAT about the error, as long as there was no tax evasion, and to notify the Central Excise Authorities. They were also advised to present all relevant returns, challans, and tax payment proofs to seek leniency. (AI Summary)
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