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The Orissa Value Added Tax Rules, 2005
CHAPTER VI : AUDIT, ASSESSMENT, RECOVERY OF TAX AND REFUND

Body 48. Self assessment. Omitted w.e.f 01-10-15-

(1) Where a dealer files return for a tax period within the period specified in rule 34 and the return is found to be correctly and completely filled in, and there is no arithmetical mistake apparent on the face of such return, the said return shall be accepted as self-assessed.

(2) Where there is any arithmetical mistake apparent on the face of such return and such mistake can be reconciled without any reference to the dealer to whom the return relates, such return may accordingly be rectified and the rectification so made may be intimated to that dealer in Form VAT-305 for information.

(3) If the rectification as intimated to the dealer under sub-rule (2) is not accepted by the dealer, he may, within seven days from the date of receipt of such intimation, file an application stating therein the correct position along with reasons for occurrence of such mistake, to the assessing authority, and if such authority is satisfied, the return referred to in sub-rule (2) shall be accepted as self-assessed.

(4) Where the arithmetical mistake apparent on the face of the return furnished for a tax period remains un-reconciled, such mistakes shall be intimated to the dealer to whom the return relates in Form VAT-305 for necessary rectifications within fourteen days from the date of receipt of the intimation and if the assessing authority, is satisfied that the mistake is bona fide and not deliberate, such authority shall accept the return as self-assessed.

(5) Where the dealer fails to rectify the mistake as intimated under sub-rule(4) within the time specified in that sub-rule or the mistakes are found to be deliberate with an intention to evade tax or attempt to evade tax, the return, wherein the mistakes are found, shall be referred to audit under section 41.