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Section 7: Cancellation of assessment in certain cases

The Kerala Plantation (Additional Tax) Act, 1960 (No.17 of 1960)State Act of Kerala · Act 17 of 1960

Where an assessee, w1thin one mon1h frum the service of a notice of demand issued as hereinafter provided, satisfies the asses5ing author1ty that he was prL vented by suflic1ent cause from making the return reqUired by section 4 or that he did not receive the notice issued under sub-section (3) or sub-~ection (5) of that section or ~ ub-section (2) of :,ection 5 or that he had not a reasonable opporLunity to comply, or was prevented hy suffi­ cient cause from complying, with the terms of any such notice the a~sessmg authonty shall cancel the asse5sment and proceed to make a fresh assessment in accordance w1th the proviswns of section 5.

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8. Notice of demand -When any plantation tax is due in consequence of any order passed under or in pursuance of this Act, .the assessmg authority shall serve on the a~sessee a notice of demand In the prescribed form specifying the sum so payable.

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ActThe Kerala Plantation (Additional Tax) Act, 1960 (No.17 of 1960)
Section7
Marginal noteCancellation of assessment in certain cases
JurisdictionState of Kerala
StatusIn force as published by the source

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