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Petitioner granted liberty to file representation before ...


Petitioner can file representation to Additional Chief Secretary on tax liability for govt contracts pre/post GST within 4 weeks. Decision in 4 months.

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July 23, 2024

Petitioner granted liberty to file representation before Additional Chief Secretary, Finance Department within four weeks regarding respondent's authority to bear additional tax liability for government contracts awarded pre or post GST regime without incorporating applicable GST in Schedule of Rates while preparing Bill of Quantities. Additional Chief Secretary to take final decision within four months after consulting relevant departments upon receiving representation.

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