Notifies the special procedure for rectification of order, to be followed by the class of registered persons, against whom any order under section 73 or section 74 or section 107 or section 108 of the said Act has been issued confirming demand for wrong availment of input tax credit. - 22/2024-State Tax - Delhi SGST
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GST rectification procedure for wrongly availed input tax credit allows electronic applications within six months and three-month decisions. A special rectification procedure allows registered persons, whose orders confirming demand for wrongly availed input tax credit have become eligible under later eligibility provisions and where no appeal is pending, to file an electronic application within six months. The original ordering authority is the proper officer to decide and issue a rectified order preferably within three months. Rectification is limited to amounts now admissible under the later eligibility pathways, requires submission of prescribed Annexure A details, and mandates electronic upload of summaries in specified statutory forms; natural justice must be observed if rectification adversely affects the applicant.
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GST rectification procedure for wrongly availed input tax credit allows electronic applications within six months and three-month decisions.
A special rectification procedure allows registered persons, whose orders confirming demand for wrongly availed input tax credit have become eligible under later eligibility provisions and where no appeal is pending, to file an electronic application within six months. The original ordering authority is the proper officer to decide and issue a rectified order preferably within three months. Rectification is limited to amounts now admissible under the later eligibility pathways, requires submission of prescribed Annexure A details, and mandates electronic upload of summaries in specified statutory forms; natural justice must be observed if rectification adversely affects the applicant.
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