GST Amnesty Scheme
GST Amnesty scheme are various resolution scheme to settle tax dispute or to settle pending litigation. GST Amnesty scheme provided by Government under various names such as SVLDRS.
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Indirect Taxes levied by Central Government prior to 01st July 2017 | Indirect Taxes levied by State Government prior to 01st July 2017 |
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- Any person who wishes to avail the benefit of this scheme can file a declaration online on the portal of CBIC which can be accesses on cbic-gst.gov.in in proper form SVLDRS-1, for each case separate declaration need to be filed.
- The Designated Committee shall scrutinize the declaration submitted in SVLDRS-1 and if the estimated payable amount turns to be more than declared amount, then such designated committee shall issue estimated payable amount in SVLDRS-2 within 30 days of submission of SVLDRS-1 along-with opportunity of being heard.
- The person to whom SVLDRS-2 is issued, may accept or may raise an objection and may also request for adjournment of hearing on or before due date mentioned in SVLDRS-2. The person can raise its request in form SVLDRS-2A, in case any communication is not received in SVLDRS-2A from the tax payer then the designated committee make its decision based upon the records available.
- Designated Committee shall issue final payable amount in form SVLDRS-3 within period of 60 days from the receipt of declaration in SVLDRS-2A. If there is nil amount payable or there is no appeal pending in either in High Court or Supreme Court then statement in form SVLDRS-3 will not be issued.
- Finally after payment of all liability by the taxpayer, the designated committee shall issue Discharge certificate in SVLDRS-4 within 30 days of payment of full an final amount.
Relief Available from the Duty Demand | For Cases Pending Adjudication or Appeal | For Cases of Confirmed Duty Demands (Where No Appeal is Pending) | For Cases of Voluntary Disclosure |
Duty demands up to INR 50 lakhs | 70% | 60% | The full amount of duty disclosed |
Duty demands more than INR 50 lakhs | 50% | 40% |