VAT Guide to Value Added Tax - sri lanka inland revenue ...
VAT Guide to Value Added Tax - sri lanka inland revenue ...
VAT Guide to Value Added Tax - sri lanka inland revenue ...
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Chapter – 13<br />
Appeals<br />
Any appeal against an assessment, additional assessment or penalty must be made within 30<br />
days <strong>to</strong> the CGIR.<br />
• Hold over of tax in a special situation :<br />
* On appeal, CGIR may defer the due date of payment of tax:<br />
- if a request <strong>to</strong> that effect is made in writing, and<br />
- if it is proved that the <strong>VAT</strong> has not been charged by the<br />
appellant on the alleged supplies.<br />
* Pre requisites <strong>to</strong> entertain an appeal :<br />
In order <strong>to</strong> entertain an appeal against an assessment/additional assessment<br />
- tax payable on the basis of the return furnished by him and any penalty<br />
accrued up<strong>to</strong> the date of notice of assessment must be paid.<br />
- if the assessment/additional assessment is in the absence of a return<br />
the petition of appeal should accompany a return and proof of<br />
payment of tax and penalty thereon.<br />
- C.G.I.R. may consider an extension of time <strong>to</strong> pay in cases where<br />
appellant has suffered serious financial hardship.<br />
* Appeals against the assessments are settled in one of the following stages.<br />
The first step - Agreement with Assessor, failing<br />
The second step - Determination by CGIR, if not satisfied<br />
The third step - Appeal <strong>to</strong> the Board of Review, if not satisfied<br />
The final step - State a case <strong>to</strong> the Court of Appeal and then <strong>to</strong><br />
Supreme Court<br />
The procedure is the same as that under the Inland Revenue Act.<br />
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