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Revisionary jurisdiction cannot reopen share capital assessments where adequate inquiry supports a permissible view and no independent error is establ...
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Statutory sanction for delayed reassessment requires approval from the prescribed authority; approval by an inferior authority invalidates jurisdictio...
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A central tax policy instruction directs uniform implementation permitting provisional sanction of 90% of refund claims for system-identified low-risk applications relating to zero-rated supplies, and temporarily for inverted duty structure claims, effective for claims filed on or after 01.10.2025; officers may, with reasons recorded, opt for detailed scrutiny instead of provisional grant, and certain notified categories remain ineligible for provisional refunds. Statutory conditions (including non-prosecution requirements) continue to apply; overpayments discovered on verification will prompt show-cause proceedings and recovery. Jurisdictional supervising officers must monitor implementation and report difficulties to the Board.
A central tax policy instruction directs uniform implementation permitting provisional sanction of 90% of refund claims for system-identified low-risk applications relating to zero-rated supplies, and temporarily for inverted duty structure claims, effective for claims filed on or after 01.10.2025; officers may, with reasons recorded, opt for detailed scrutiny instead of provisional grant, and certain notified categories remain ineligible for provisional refunds. Statutory conditions (including non-prosecution requirements) continue to apply; overpayments discovered on verification will prompt show-cause proceedings and recovery. Jurisdictional supervising officers must monitor implementation and report difficulties to the Board.
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