M/S.Arun Steel Industries PVT.LTD. vs. State Of Orissa
Held
The Court held that the assessment order was unsustainable in law due to the failure to complete the assessment within six months of receiving the AVR, and also because the AVR was submitted beyond the mandatory seven-day period. Consequently, the assessment order and subsequent appellate orders were set aside.
Facts
The petitioner availed input tax credit on certain goods which were later disputed as not being 'capital goods'. Additionally, there were procedural lapses regarding the submission of an Audit Visit Report (AVR) and the completion of the assessment order within stipulated timelines.
Key Issues
Whether the assessment order is liable to be invalidated due to non-compliance with the timelines for submission of the AVR and completion of the assessment under the OVAT Act.
Sections Cited
Section 41(4), Section 42(6)
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ORDER 08.12.2022 Order No.
1. At the time of admission of the present revision petition on 19th October 2016, the following questions were framed for consideration by this Court:
“(i) Whether on the facts and circumstances of the case, the Division Bench-II, Odisha Sales Tax, Tribunal is right in law to hold the Electrical Goods, Electrodes, Pipes and Fittings, Weighing Machines, Nut and Bolts are not ‘Capital Goods’ as defined U/s.2(8) of the OVAT Act?
(ii) Whether, the facts and circumstances of the case, the Division Bench-II, Odisha Sales Tax, Tribunal, Cuttack is right in law and justified to
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