Reimbursement claim processing now requires inspection reports before processing and tightened timelines, document calls, rectifications, and an appeal route. Amendments replace 'Commercial Taxes' with State Taxes and require selection of a quarter's proportion of reimbursement claims for inspection, with inspection reports delivered to jurisdictional officers within seven days and processing of selected claims withheld until those reports are received. Each eligible unit must be inspected at least once per financial year. Officers may request clarifications/documents by registered e-mail with a seven-day response period; rectification of sanction orders is limited to arithmetical and typographical errors within six months and past issues prior to this notification remain closed.
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Reimbursement claim processing now requires inspection reports before processing and tightened timelines, document calls, rectifications, and an appeal route.
Amendments replace "Commercial Taxes" with State Taxes and require selection of a quarter's proportion of reimbursement claims for inspection, with inspection reports delivered to jurisdictional officers within seven days and processing of selected claims withheld until those reports are received. Each eligible unit must be inspected at least once per financial year. Officers may request clarifications/documents by registered e-mail with a seven-day response period; rectification of sanction orders is limited to arithmetical and typographical errors within six months and past issues prior to this notification remain closed.
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