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UTTARANCHAL VAT DRAFTS
3.REGISTRATION, AMENDMENT AND CANCELLATION
Section:17 Procedure for Registration
- Every dealer who holds a registration certificate under the provisions of Uttaranchal Trade Tax Act, 1948 referred to in sub-section (6), in sub-section (7) or sub-section (8) of Section 15, shall present the certificate of registration before the assessing authority along with an application for grant of fresh registration certificate under this Act with in 30 days incase of sub-section (6) and sub-section (7) from the date of the commencement of this Act. and incase of sub-section (8) from the date on which registration certificate is granted to him under the provisions of the Uttaranchal Trade Tax Act, 1948.
Provided that if any dealer referred to in sub-section (6) or in sub-section(7) above has not paid the required fee for renewal of registration certificate under provisions of Uttaranchal Trade Tax Act,1948, the registration certificate shall not be deemed valid on the date of commencement of this Act, but if such dealer deposits amount of renewal fee along with Rs,100 as late fee within 30 days from the date of commencement of this Act he shall be deemed to be a registered dealer from the date he presents his application to the assessing authority.
- Every dealer who is required to be registered under Section 15 or under Section 16 shall submit an application for registration in such form, accompanied with such fee, within such time and in such manner as may be prescribed.
- The assessing authority may, after such enquiry as it considers necessary and subject to provisions of Section 20 and such other conditions as may be prescribed in this behalf allow the application and cause the dealer to be registered, and issue a certificate of registration in the prescribed form.
Provided that where any security for grant of registration has been demanded from the dealer, registration shall be granted after the dealer has furnished such security to the satisfaction of the assessing authority.
- Registration shall, subject to provisions of this Act and the Rules made thereunder take effect from the date on which the dealer become liable to registration in case he applies for registration with in the period prescribed, and, in any other case, from the date on which he applies for registration.
- Where a dealer makes an application for registration after expiry of the time prescribed, but not later than 6 months after expiration of prescribed period, and, if he deposits, in addition to the registration fee prescribed, a late fee of rupees 100 for every month of delay or part thereof, the assessing authority may, on being satisfied that there were sufficient reasons for delay in applying for registration and after recording reasons thereof in writing, direct that the certificate of registration if issued, shall take effect from the date on which the dealer becomes liable to registration under sub-section (2) of Section 15.
- Registration certificate granted to a dealer shall remain in force till the date of discontinuance of business, unless the registration certificate is cancelled by the assessing authority at any time before, under the provisions of Section 18 of this Act;
- If application for registration is incorrect or incomplete or is not in order or the fee or penalty has not been paid or the security demanded has not been furnished or for any other sufficient reasons to be recorded in writing by the assessing authority, it may after giving a reasonable opportunity of being heard to the applicant reject the application by an order in writing.
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- If a dealer to whom a certificate of registration has been granted
- has failed to file the returns under this Act within the time prescribed; or
- knowingly furnishes incomplete or incorrect particulars in return ; or
- has failed to pay any tax (including penalty or interest) due from him under the provisions of this Act within the time prescribed;
the certificate of registration of such dealer may be suspended by the assessing authority after giving such dealer an opportunity of being heard;
- Where any proceedings for cancellation of registration under Section 18 are pending for disposal before the assessing authority, the certification of registration of such dealer may be suspended for the period the proceeding of cancellation are pending, after giving such dealer an opportunity of being heard;
Provided that under sub-clause (a) above the certificate of registration of a dealer shall not be suspended if he has furnished return or returns within the date prescribed in the notice and he has paid tax, penalty or interest payable under this Act by such date as the assessing authority may extend upon an application filed by the dealer.
- Suspension of certificate of registration under clause (a) of sub-section (8) will be withdrawn and registration certificate shall be restored on an application made by the dealer on furnishing evidence of payment of all taxes (including penalty or interest, if any) and on furnishing of overdue return or returns with in 45 days from the date of suspension..
- If the dealer whose certificate of registration has been suspended under clause (a) of sub-section (8) fails to comply with provisions of sub-section (9), the assessing authority may cancel the registration of such dealer, after giving him an opportunity of being heard.
- Suspension of certificate of registration under clause (b) of sub-section (8) shall be withdrawn retrospectively with effect from the date of its suspension if cancellation of certificate of registration is not made
- If any dealer to whom the provisions of Section 15 apply-
- transfers his business or any part thereof by sale, lease, leave, license, hire or in any other manner whatsoever, or otherwise disposes off his business or any part thereof; or
- acquires any business, whether by purchase or otherwise; or
- effects or comes to know of any other change in the ownership or constitution of his business; or
- discontinues his business or changes his place of business or ware house or opens a new place of business or ware house; or
- changes the name, style or nature of his business or effects any change in the class or description of goods in which he carries on his business, as specified in his certificate of registration; or
- enters into partnership or other association in regard to his business; or
- starts a new business or joins another business either singly or jointly with other person; or
- in case of a company incorporated under a statue or a company or a private company registered under the Companies Act effects any change in the constitution of Board of Directors; or
- effects any change in particulars furnished in application for grant of registration certificate under Section 15 or Section 16,
shall within thirty days of the occurring of any of the events aforesaid, inform the assessing authority in the form and manner as may be prescribed.
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