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V.A.T. Act 2007 - Kenya Revenue Authority

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Rev. <strong>2007</strong> VALUE ADDED TAX CAP 476<br />

(a) resists, hinders or obstructs, or attempts to resist, hinder or<br />

obstruct, an authorised officer acting under this section; or<br />

(b) fails to comply fully with any requirement made under this<br />

section; or<br />

(c) makes any statement in response to any such requirement,<br />

knowing it to be false or incomplete in any material particular,<br />

or not having reason to believe that it is true or complete in all<br />

material respects; or<br />

(d) procures or attempts to procure, any means, any other<br />

person to act as aforesaid,<br />

shall be guilty of an offence.<br />

PART X - OBJECTIONS AND APPEALS<br />

Appeals Tribunal.<br />

5 of 1998, s. 20<br />

6 of 2001 S.34<br />

6 of 2001 s.35<br />

32. (1) The Minister shall, by order published in the<br />

Gazette, establish an Appeals Tribunal for any area specified in the order for the<br />

purpose of hearing appeals under this Part.<br />

(2) The Tribunal shall consist of a chairman, and not less than two but not<br />

more than five other members who shall be appointed by the Minister and shall<br />

hold office for such period and upon such terms and conditions as the Minister<br />

may determine.<br />

(3) The quorum for a meeting of a Tribunal shall be the Chairman and<br />

two other members.<br />

(4) All matters before the Tribunal shall in the event of a difference of<br />

opinion be decided by the votes of a majority of the members thereof.<br />

Objections.<br />

6 of 2001 S.35<br />

32A (1) A person who disputes an assessment made upon him under<br />

paragraph 9 of the Seventh Schedule may, by notice in writing to the<br />

Commissioner, object to the assessment.<br />

(2) A notice given under subsection (1) shall not be a valid notice of<br />

objection unless it states precisely the grounds of objection to the assessment<br />

and is received by the Commissioner within 30 days after the date of service of<br />

the notice of assessment; but if the Commissioner is satisfied that owing to<br />

absence from <strong>Kenya</strong>, sickness or other reasonable cause, the person objecting to<br />

the assessment was prevented from giving the notice within that period and<br />

there has been no unreasonable delay on his part, the Commissioner may, upon<br />

application by the person objecting, admit the notice after the expiry of that<br />

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