Show cause notice under section 73 (Tax Period : JUL 2017 - MAR 2018)
This query is : Resolved
28 April 2023
It has come to my notice that tax due has not been paid or short paid or refund has been released erroneously or input tax credit has been
wrongly availed or utilized by you or the amount paid by you through the above referred application for intimation of voluntary payment for
the reasons and other details mentioned in annexure for the aforesaid tax period
Therefore, you are directed to furnish a reply along with supporting documents as evidence in support of your claim by the date mentioned
in table below.
You may appear before the undersigned for personnel hearing either in person or through authorized representative for representing your case on the date, time and venue, if mentioned in table below.
Please note that besides tax, you are also liable to pay interest and penalty in accordance with the provisions of the Act.
If you make payment of tax stated above along with up to date interest within 30 days of the issue of this notice with applicable penalty then proceeding may be deemed to have been concluded.
NON FELING
wrongly availed or utilized by you or the amount paid by you through the above referred application for intimation of voluntary payment for
the reasons and other details mentioned in annexure for the aforesaid tax period
Therefore, you are directed to furnish a reply along with supporting documents as evidence in support of your claim by the date mentioned
in table below.
You may appear before the undersigned for personnel hearing either in person or through authorized representative for representing your case on the date, time and venue, if mentioned in table below.
Please note that besides tax, you are also liable to pay interest and penalty in accordance with the provisions of the Act.
If you make payment of tax stated above along with up to date interest within 30 days of the issue of this notice with applicable penalty then proceeding may be deemed to have been concluded.
NON FELING
01 May 2023
Better consult a CA/professional for reply.
Consider it as Important.
Regards
11 July 2024
It appears that you have received a notice from the tax authorities regarding potential discrepancies or non-payment related to taxes, interest, and penalties. Here’s a structured approach to handle this notice:
### 1. Understand the Notice
- **Review the Notice Thoroughly**: Carefully read through the notice to understand the specific allegations and demands made by the tax authorities. Note down key details such as the tax period in question, the amount in question (tax, interest, penalty), and the reasons provided by the tax department for issuing the notice.
### 2. Gather Documents and Information
- **Compile Relevant Documents**: Gather all documents and records related to the tax period mentioned in the notice. This may include:
- GST returns filed for the period.
- Invoices and supporting documents for input tax credits claimed.
- Bank statements showing payments made.
- Correspondence with tax consultants or previous communications with the tax department.
### 3. Assess the Allegations
- **Assess the Alleged Discrepancies**: Verify the allegations made by the tax department against your records. Check for any errors in filing, payment, or claiming of input tax credits that might have led to the notice.
### 4. Prepare a Response
- **Draft a Response Letter**: Prepare a detailed response letter addressing each point raised in the notice. Include:
- Explanation and evidence refuting any incorrect allegations.
- Clarification on any misunderstandings or errors in tax filings.
- Supporting documents and calculations to substantiate your claims.
- **Request for Personal Hearing**: If needed, request a personal hearing to present your case either in person or through an authorized representative. Mention your availability and willingness to attend.
### 5. Submit the Response
- **Timely Submission**: Ensure that your response is submitted within the timeframe specified in the notice. This is crucial to avoid further penalties or adverse actions.
- **Certified Mail**: Send the response via certified mail or through a recognized electronic filing system if available, to ensure proof of delivery.
### 6. Follow Up
- **Monitor Communication**: Keep track of any further communication from the tax department. Respond promptly to any additional queries or requests for clarification.
### 7. Seek Professional Help (if necessary)
- **Consult a Tax Professional**: If the matter is complex or you are unsure about the legal implications, consider seeking advice from a tax consultant or lawyer specializing in tax matters. They can provide expert guidance and representation if needed.
### Important Considerations
- **Payment of Tax, Interest, and Penalty**: If the notice confirms underpayment or incorrect claims, consider making the necessary payments within the stipulated timeframe to minimize further consequences.
- **Appeal Process**: Familiarize yourself with the appeal process in case the tax department’s decision is unfavorable. Prepare to escalate the matter to higher authorities if necessary.
By following these steps and ensuring a thorough and timely response, you can effectively address the notice from the tax authorities and resolve any potential issues related to tax compliance.
### 1. Understand the Notice
- **Review the Notice Thoroughly**: Carefully read through the notice to understand the specific allegations and demands made by the tax authorities. Note down key details such as the tax period in question, the amount in question (tax, interest, penalty), and the reasons provided by the tax department for issuing the notice.
### 2. Gather Documents and Information
- **Compile Relevant Documents**: Gather all documents and records related to the tax period mentioned in the notice. This may include:
- GST returns filed for the period.
- Invoices and supporting documents for input tax credits claimed.
- Bank statements showing payments made.
- Correspondence with tax consultants or previous communications with the tax department.
### 3. Assess the Allegations
- **Assess the Alleged Discrepancies**: Verify the allegations made by the tax department against your records. Check for any errors in filing, payment, or claiming of input tax credits that might have led to the notice.
### 4. Prepare a Response
- **Draft a Response Letter**: Prepare a detailed response letter addressing each point raised in the notice. Include:
- Explanation and evidence refuting any incorrect allegations.
- Clarification on any misunderstandings or errors in tax filings.
- Supporting documents and calculations to substantiate your claims.
- **Request for Personal Hearing**: If needed, request a personal hearing to present your case either in person or through an authorized representative. Mention your availability and willingness to attend.
### 5. Submit the Response
- **Timely Submission**: Ensure that your response is submitted within the timeframe specified in the notice. This is crucial to avoid further penalties or adverse actions.
- **Certified Mail**: Send the response via certified mail or through a recognized electronic filing system if available, to ensure proof of delivery.
### 6. Follow Up
- **Monitor Communication**: Keep track of any further communication from the tax department. Respond promptly to any additional queries or requests for clarification.
### 7. Seek Professional Help (if necessary)
- **Consult a Tax Professional**: If the matter is complex or you are unsure about the legal implications, consider seeking advice from a tax consultant or lawyer specializing in tax matters. They can provide expert guidance and representation if needed.
### Important Considerations
- **Payment of Tax, Interest, and Penalty**: If the notice confirms underpayment or incorrect claims, consider making the necessary payments within the stipulated timeframe to minimize further consequences.
- **Appeal Process**: Familiarize yourself with the appeal process in case the tax department’s decision is unfavorable. Prepare to escalate the matter to higher authorities if necessary.
By following these steps and ensuring a thorough and timely response, you can effectively address the notice from the tax authorities and resolve any potential issues related to tax compliance.
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