Jharkhand Taxation on Luxuries in Hotels Act, 2011
The Jharkhand Taxation on Luxuries in Hotels Act, 2011
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This Act imposes a tax on luxury amenities provided in hotels, boarding houses, and similar establishments within the state of Jharkhand. It specifically targets services that cost two hundred rupees or more per day, such as premium rooms or suites. The law applies to various entities, including individuals, companies, and government bodies, that operate or manage these venues. The tax revenue is collected by the state government to fund public services. By taxing luxury services, the state aims to generate additional income and ensure that those who enjoy high-end hospitality contribute fairly to the state's development.
- 0. Preamble
- 1. Short title, extent and commencement
- 2. Definitions
- 3. Levy of Tax
- 4. Compounding of Tax
- 5. Collection of tax by the proprietor
- 6. Registration
- 7. Returns
- 8. Payment of Tax
- 9. Assessment of Tax
- 10. Extension of period
- 11. Liability in case of default
- 12. Escaped amount of rent detected before assessment
- 13. Amount of Rent escaping assessment
- 14. Recovery of tax
- 15. Special mode of recovery
- 16. Liability to pay tax in case of transfer of business
- 17. Liability of dissolved firm or association of persons liable to pay tax under section 3 and 4
- 18. Maintenance of books of Accounts
- 19. Inspection, search and seizure
- 20. Exemption
- 21. Appeal
- 22. Revision
- 23. Power to call for records
- 24. Review
- 25. Refund
- 26. Offences and Penalties
- 27. Compounding of offences
- 28. Bar to certain proceedings
- 29. Power to make rules
- 30. Repeal and savings
- 31. Removal of difficulty
- Schedule. Schedule
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