Notifies the special procedure for rectification of for Input Tax Credit Orders issued under Section 73, 74, 107, 108 which confirming demand for wrong availment of input tax credit - 22/2024-STATE TAX - Chhattisgarh SGST
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Rectification of input tax credit orders enables electronic remedy where credit becomes newly eligible, with prescribed forms and timelines. Notifies a special rectification procedure enabling registered persons, who have not filed appeals, to electronically apply for rectification of orders confirming demand for alleged wrongful availment of input tax credit where that credit has become eligible under later statutory provisos. The issuing authority is the proper officer to decide applications and must, where possible, issue rectified orders within three months and upload summaries using prescribed electronic forms; the remedy is limited to the portion of the demand now eligible and natural justice must be observed if rectification adversely affects the applicant.
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Rectification of input tax credit orders enables electronic remedy where credit becomes newly eligible, with prescribed forms and timelines.
Notifies a special rectification procedure enabling registered persons, who have not filed appeals, to electronically apply for rectification of orders confirming demand for alleged wrongful availment of input tax credit where that credit has become eligible under later statutory provisos. The issuing authority is the proper officer to decide applications and must, where possible, issue rectified orders within three months and upload summaries using prescribed electronic forms; the remedy is limited to the portion of the demand now eligible and natural justice must be observed if rectification adversely affects the applicant.
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