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Seeking to restore and reconsider SVLDRS declaration filed by the petitioner on merits - This Court held that it is not necessary that the figures on such admission should have Mathematical precision or should be exactly the same as the subsequent quantification by the authorities in the form of show cause notice etc. post 30th June, 2019. - It is held that the fact that there could be a discrepancy of figure but only when the tax dues admitted by the person concerned prior to 30th June, 2019 and subsequently quantified by the departmental authorities, would not be material to determine the eligibility to file Declaration in terms of the scheme under the category of enquiry, investigation or audit. - HC
Seeking to restore and reconsider SVLDRS declaration filed by the petitioner on merits - This Court held that it is not necessary that the figures on such admission should have Mathematical precision or should be exactly the same as the subsequent quantification by the authorities in the form of show cause notice etc. post 30th June, 2019. - It is held that the fact that there could be a discrepancy of figure but only when the tax dues admitted by the person concerned prior to 30th June, 2019 and subsequently quantified by the departmental authorities, would not be material to determine the eligibility to file Declaration in terms of the scheme under the category of enquiry, investigation or audit. - HC
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