Bare Act
The Goa (Recovery of Arrears of Tax through Settlement) Act, 2009
Tax200919 sections
This law allows dealers, hoteliers, and proprietors in Goa to settle their outstanding tax, penalty, and interest payments through a formal settlement process. It targets specific tax disputes from a defined period ending in 2015. By offering a structured way to resolve these financial obligations, the Act helps taxpayers clear their dues and brings closure to long-standing legal issues. The government established a designated authority to handle these applications, ensuring that eligible individuals can pay their arrears and move forward without facing prolonged litigation or collection proceedings.
- 1. Short title, extent and commencement
- 2. Definitions
- 3. Designated authority
- 4. Eligibility for settlement
- 5. Application by the applicant
- 6. Determination of amount payable for settlement of arrears
- 7. Rate applicable in determining the amount payable
- 8. Settlement of arrears and issue of certificate of settlement
- 9. Bar on re-opening of settled cases
- 10. Withdrawal of review application, appeal and revision
- 11. Reviewing, appellate and revisional authority not to proceed in certain cases
- 12. Revocation of certificate of settlement
- 13. Information to be sent to the authorities under the relevant Act
- 14. No refund of amount paid under the Act
- 15. Power to make rules
- 16. Power to remove difficulties
- Schedule - Form (Part A Continued). Application for Settlement of Arrears
- PART B. Intimation to the applicant by the designated authority
- PART C. Certificate of settlement issued by the designated authority
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