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Section 21: Burden of proof

The Karnataka Tax on Lotteries Ordinance, 2003.State Ordinance of Karnataka · No. 27 of 2017

(1) For the purposes of payment or assessment of tax, the burden of proving that any claim to payment of tax on the draw relating to any lottery tickets is correct, shall lie on the promoter or other person selling lottery tickets as a distributor or selling agent or any other capacity.

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(2) Where a promoter or other person knowingly issues or produces a false declaration, certificate or other document with a view to support or make any claim that tax has been paid on the draw relating to the lottery tickets sold or held by him, the Assistant Commissioner shall, on detecting such issue or production, direct the promoter or person issuing or producing such document to pay as penalty, three times the tax due in respect of such claim.

(3) Before issuing any direction for the payment of the penalty under this Section, the Assistant Commissioner shall give to the promoter the opportunity of showing cause in writing against the imposition of such penalty.

CHAPTER VIII Penalties, Offences and Power to make Rules

Where this provision sits

ActThe Karnataka Tax on Lotteries Ordinance, 2003.
Section21
Marginal noteBurden of proof
JurisdictionState of Karnataka
StatusIn force as published by the source

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