Bare Act
The Kerala Plantation (Additional Tax) Act, 1960
Tax196030 sections
This law imposes an additional tax on land used for growing specific crops like coconut, arecanut, rubber, coffee, tea, cardamom, and pepper in the state of Kerala. It applies to anyone holding such plantations, including owners, tenants, and other legal holders. The tax is charged annually on the extent of land held and is in addition to the basic land tax already payable under the Land Tax Act. The government uses this revenue to fund plantation-related activities, ensuring that those who benefit from these valuable agricultural resources contribute an extra financial burden to the state.
- 0. Preamble
- 1. Short title, extent and commencement
- 2. Definitions
- 3. Charge of plantation tax
- 4. Return relating to plantations
- 5. Determination of extent of plantation and the assessment of plantation tax
- 6. Provisional assessment
- 7. Cancellation of assessment in certain cases
- 8. Notice of demand
- 9. Appeal against assessment, etc.
- 10. Powers of revision of Board of Revenue
- 12. Power to take evidence on oath, etc.
- 13. Recovery of plantation tax
- 14. Mode and time of recovery
- 15. Refunds
- 16. Power to set off amount of refund against tax remaining payable
- 17. Limitation of claims for refund
- 18. False statements in declaration
- 19. Failure to furnish return or document
- 20. Power to call for information
- 22. Prosecutions
- 23. Cognizance of offences
- 24. Place of assessment
- 26. Power to grant extension of time for returns, etc
- 27. Power to make rules
- 28. Remission of plantation tax
- 30. Computation of period of limitation
- 31. Delegation of powers
- 32. Removal of difficulties
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