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The Jharkhand Value Added Tax Rules, 2006
CHAPTER VIII : ASSESSMENT AND MAINTAINCE OF BOOKS OF ACCOUNT

Body 31. Self-Assessment

(1) For the purpose of self-assessment under section 35 of the Act, the Annual Return in Form JVAT 204 and JVAT 124 shall be treated as "self-assessment", provided the VAT dealer, furnishes the under-mentioned documents and Prescribed Forms along with Form JVAT 124 -

    (a) A declaration duly issued by a selling dealer in Form JVAT 403 and JVAT 404 as the case may be, as prescribed in sub-rule (1) and (2) of Rule 35.

    (b) Copy of the Audited Accounts, duly certified by such persons specially authorised in this behalf, under Section 63 of the Act, in the circumstances where his Gross Turnover exceeds Rs. 60 lakhs, along with the Form of Audit Certificate, in Form JVAT 409.

    (c) Notwithstanding anything contained in clause (b) of this sub-rule, all such dealer shall furnish their profit and loss account, trading account and manufacturing account, as the case may be, stating therein the details of purchases, sales and stocks held.

    (d) Statement showing the purchases / arrivals from outside the State under CST Act 1956;

    (e) Statement showing purchases in course of Import under Section 5(2) of the CST Act 1956;

    (f) Statement showing purchases from the registered VAT dealer of the State of Jharkhand along with the details of Tax Invoices received thereof;

    (g) Statement showing sales of goods to registered VAT dealers to whom Tax Invoices has been issued along with the details of such tax Invoice and particulars thereof;

    (h) Statement showing the details of all Declarations Forms received in support of the claims, whether under the provisions of the CST Act or the Act along with the original copy of such Forms;

    (i) Statement showing the details of all Declarations Forms issued, whether under the provisions of the CST Act or the Act;

All the aforesaid documents required for self-assessment of a Tax Period, shall be filed before the Prescribed Authorities 31st March of the following year.

(2) (a) In the circumstances, the self-assessment has not been filed within the time prescribed in sub-rule (1) of this rule, or if filed, the prescribed authorities are satisfied that the returns or the revised returns and the documents for the purpose of self-assessment are not consistent, true and complete, the Prescribed Authorities shall issue a Notice in Form JVAT 302 to the dealer, and make a final assessment in accordance with the provisions of sub-section (6) of Section 35.

(b) In the circumstances if the assessment is required under sub-section (6) of section 35 the prescribed authority shall issue a notice in JVAT 302.

(3) If the Tax assessed along with the Interest and Penalty is more than the amount paid along with self-assessment, the Assessing Authority shall issue Demand Notice in Form JVAT 300.