Introduction
The Kerala Finance Act, 2023 has introduced a crucial amendment that provides a one-time concession for filing appeals under the Kerala Value Added Tax Act (KVAT), 2003 allowing dealers to file appeals, even if the time limit had previously expired.
Background
Taxation laws can be complex and disputes often arise between taxpayers and tax authorities. These disputes may lead to appeals being filed by the aggrieved taxpayers seeking redress.
Key Provisions of the Amendment
Condonation of Delay – A Second Chance for Dealers
Legislative Intent
Benefits for All Dealers
Conclusion
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