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<strong>Sales</strong> <strong>Tax</strong> <strong>Instructions</strong>, 2009<br />

C.No.1(2)STM/99/Pt-IV DATED 26 TH NOVEMBER, 1999<br />

SUBJECT:- TAX DEFAULTERS – PLACEMENT ON ECL.<br />

I am directed to refer to the Board‘s recent correspondence resting on the subject<br />

of recovery of arrears from defaulters.<br />

2. Earlier the term ―defaulters‖ was used according to definition existing in<br />

the relevant tax laws. However, the matter has been reconsidered and it has been decided<br />

that such of the tax defaulters as are ―persons who voluntarily agree to make the payment<br />

of all tax dues in equal installments in a manner that the arrears are liquidated well before<br />

15 th June, 2000‖ may be considered for exclusion from the defaulter‘s list for ECL<br />

purposes.<br />

3. It is, therefore, advised that renewed efforts should be made and where<br />

defaulters voluntarily come up to pay the arrears (of principal amount of sales tax plus<br />

additional tax plus penalty) in installments, the installment facility may be allowed<br />

subject to the following conditions:-<br />

(i)<br />

(ii)<br />

(iii)<br />

(iv)<br />

(v)<br />

(vi)<br />

(vii)<br />

a substantial portion of the arrears in paid up-front immediately on<br />

finalization of such agreements;<br />

installments should be payable at shorter intervals i.e. weekly<br />

installments or fortnightly installments should be preferred;<br />

current dues and taxes of such defaults should not go in default during<br />

the installment period;<br />

installment facility shall be secured to the personal satisfaction of the<br />

Collector, against an indemnity bond on a Rs.30 (or proper higher<br />

denomination, as may appropriate) non-judicial stamped paper. The<br />

indemnity bond should be supplemented by 2 surety bonds, with verified<br />

surety of identifiable solvent persons.<br />

in case of default of any one of the installments as agreed, or in case of<br />

default of any current dues of duties/taxes, all the arrears shall become<br />

recoverable in lump sum without any notice, without any prejudice to<br />

prosecution action under clause (a) of section 37-C of the <strong>Sales</strong> <strong>Tax</strong> Act,<br />

1990;<br />

this installment facility shall not be construed as exemption or waiver or<br />

concession of additional tax/surcharges/penalties/ charges that accrue on<br />

such arrears under the law/rules; and<br />

such other condition, as you may deem fit and appropriate.<br />

4. Where such an installment facility is allowed and first up-front down<br />

payment is made, the details of installments facility may be intimated to the CBR<br />

alongwith photo copies of the indemnity bond, surety bonds, etc, for exclusion of their<br />

name from the defaulter‘s list.<br />

5. Recovery of such installment facilities should be closely monitored by<br />

the Collectorate very regularly and any delay/default should be actioned under the<br />

law/rules immediately, under intimation to CBR.

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