FORM
I
Form
of Appeal under Section 13
[See Rule 6(2)(i)]
To
The
Appellate Deputy Commissioner of
Commercial
Taxes of
_____________________________________
_____________________________________
_____________________________________
The
______________ day of________________________________ 20 ____
1.
Name(s) of appellant(s)
:
2.
Assessment Year
:
3.
Authority passing the order or
proceeding disputed
:
4.
Date on which the order or
proceeding was communicated
:
5.
Address to which notice may be
sent to the applicant
:
6.
Relief claimed in appeal
:
a)Purchase
value determined
by the assessing authority
:
b)
If value is disputed
i)
disputed value
:
ii)
tax on disputed value :
c)
If rate of tax is disputed
i)
Value involved
:
ii)
Amount of tax disputed.
:
d)
Any other relief claimed
7.
Grounds of Appeal, etc.
:
(attach
additional sheet if required)
(Signed)
Appellant(s)
(Signed)
Authorised Representative, if any
VERIFICATION
I/We_________________________________________________________________the
appellant(s) named in the above appeal do hereby declare that what is stated
therein is true to the best of my/our knowledge and belief.
Verified
today the ____________________day of __________________________20______
(Signed)
Appellant(s)
(Signed)
Authorised Representative, if any
Note:
1.
The appeal should be accompanied by the order appealed against in
original or by a certified copy thereof unless the omission to produce such
order or copy is explained to the satisfaction of the appellate authority.
2.The
appeal should be written in English and should set forth concisely and under
distinct heads the grounds of appeal without any argument or narrative and such
grounds should be numbered consecutively.
3.
(i)
The appeal shall be in duplicate.
(ii)
The appeal shall be accompanied _______________________
(a)
Where it is an appeal against an order of assessment, by a treasury
receipt in support of having paid the fee calculated at the rate of the disputed
tax or penalty subject to a minimum of fifty rupees and a maximum of one
thousand rupees. The fee shall be credited into a Government Treasury to the
following Account "___________________________________".
(b) Where it is an appeal against an order not being an assessment, by Court fee stamps of the value of three rupees affixed to one of the copies.