Appellate Tribunal orders govern confirmation or modification of tax demands and require communicated summaries and limited adjournments. The Appellate Tribunal may confirm, modify or annul appealed orders and must ensure communication of the final demand via prescribed forms; its orders are final and binding subject to statutory appeals. The Tribunal may grant up to three adjournments for sufficient cause, decide appeals on a fast track basis, permit rectification of apparent mistakes within three months with prior hearing if liability increases, and accept withdrawal applications before final orders subject to approval and re filing time limits.
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Appellate Tribunal orders govern confirmation or modification of tax demands and require communicated summaries and limited adjournments.
The Appellate Tribunal may confirm, modify or annul appealed orders and must ensure communication of the final demand via prescribed forms; its orders are final and binding subject to statutory appeals. The Tribunal may grant up to three adjournments for sufficient cause, decide appeals on a fast track basis, permit rectification of apparent mistakes within three months with prior hearing if liability increases, and accept withdrawal applications before final orders subject to approval and re filing time limits.
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