Tax exemption conditions for long-term leased plots require compliance, joint liability for misuse and contractual notice. The amendment substitutes the figure in column (3) at serial number 41 and replaces column (5) to condition the exemption on leased plots being used for their allotted industrial or financial purpose, require State Government monitoring, mandate contractual disclosure of the exemption in lease or sale agreements, and render the original lessor, original lessee and any subsequent lessee, buyer or owner jointly and severally liable to pay the central tax, interest and penalty in case of violation or change of land use; effective 1 January 2020.
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Tax exemption conditions for long-term leased plots require compliance, joint liability for misuse and contractual notice.
The amendment substitutes the figure in column (3) at serial number 41 and replaces column (5) to condition the exemption on leased plots being used for their allotted industrial or financial purpose, require State Government monitoring, mandate contractual disclosure of the exemption in lease or sale agreements, and render the original lessor, original lessee and any subsequent lessee, buyer or owner jointly and severally liable to pay the central tax, interest and penalty in case of violation or change of land use; effective 1 January 2020.
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