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UTTARANCHAL VAT DRAFTS
4.Returns, Assessment, Payment and Recovery of Tax
Section 31: Power to set aside an Order of Assessment:
- In any case in which an order of assessment or reassessment or order of penalty is passed ex-parte, the dealer may apply to the assessing authority with in thirty days of the service of the order to set aside such order and reopen the case; and if such officer is satisfied that the applicant did not receive notice or was prevented by sufficient cause form appearing on the date fixed, he may set aside the order and reopen the case for hearing:
Provided that no such application for setting aside as ex-parte assessment order shall be entertained unless it is accompanied by satisfactory proof of the payment of the amount of tax admitted by the dealer to be due.
- Where an assessment order under Section 24 is passed ex-parte, the dealer may apply to the assessing authority within 30 days of the service of the order , to set aside such order and if such authority is satisfied that the dealer has filed the return and deposited the tax due according to the return with in 30 days from the last day prescribed for filing such return, it may modify or set aside such order and also the demand notice, if any, issued thereunder.
Provided that where the application under this sub-section has been made by the dealer with in the period aforesaid, it may be disposed of even beyond such period.
- If a dealer is granted an eligibility certificate under Section 4-A of the Uttaranchal(the Uttar Pradesh Trade Tax Act,1948) Adaptation and Modification Order, 2002 for the period for which an order of assessment or reassessment or an order in appeal has been passed prior to the grant of eligibility certificate, such order may be set aside either on its own or on the application of the dealer, by assessing or appellate authority having jurisdiction within one year of receipt by him of the copy of the order granting such eligibility certificate and a fresh order may be passed according to law:
Provided that where the application under this sub-section has been made by the dealer within the period aforesaid, it may be disposed of even beyond such period.
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