Vat Actupdated - RS Goyal & Associates
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(10)(a) on an application by a registered dealer that his business has been discontinued or<br />
transferred, or the Commissioner on his own motion finds that a registered dealer has<br />
discontinued or transferred his business ; or<br />
(b) on an application by a registered dealer that his liability to pay tax has ceased ; or the<br />
Commissioner on his own motion finds that as per the returns submitted by a registered<br />
dealer, his turnover in the immediate previous year has not exceeded the limit prescribed<br />
under section 5 ; or<br />
(c) the Commissioner on his own motion finds that a registered dealer has been granted a<br />
registration certificate on the basis of the incorrect information furnished by the dealer ; or<br />
(d) the Commissioner on his own motion finds that a registered dealer is in arrears of tax or<br />
penalty or any other sum due under this act or under the Act repealed by this Act, which is<br />
more than rupees one lac and which remains outstanding for more than six months ; or<br />
(e) the Commissioner on his own motion finds that the certificate of a registered dealer<br />
should be canceled for reasons to be recorded in writing by him,<br />
the Commissioner may cancel the registration certificate.<br />
Provided that where the Commissioner proposes to cancel the registration certificate<br />
of a dealer under this sub-section, he shall give the dealer an opportunity of being heard.<br />
[from 10.8.10]<br />
[(10) When -<br />
(a) a registered dealer discontinues or transfers his business; or<br />
(b) the liability of a registered dealer to pay tax ceases; or<br />
(c) a registered dealer has been granted a registration certificate by mistake; or<br />
(d) a registered dealer is in arrears of tax or penalty or any other sum due under this<br />
Act or under the Act repealed by this Act; or<br />
(e) the Commissioner for reasons to be recorded in writing, is of the opinion that the<br />
registration certificate should be cancelled for any other reason;<br />
the Commissioner may either on his own motion or on the application of the dealer in this<br />
behalf cancel the registration certificate:<br />
Provided that where the Commissioner proposes to cancel the registration certificate of a<br />
dealer under this sub-section, he shall give the dealer an opportunity of being heard. --<br />
1.4.2006 to 9.8.10]<br />
(11) Any dealer whose registration certificate is cancelled under clause (d) or clause (e) of<br />
sub-section (10) shall, for the purpose of sub-section (6) of Section 20 20 be deemed to be a<br />
dealer, who has failed to apply for registration, but shall not be liable to pay any penalty<br />
under the said sub-section.<br />
20 (11A) Where registration certificate of a dealer is cancelled under clause (e) of subsection<br />
(10) for non filing of returns, the dealer may within thirty days from the date of<br />
communication of cancellation order apply to the Commissioner for reinstatement of<br />
registration certificate with a fee of rupees two thousand and if the Commissioner is<br />
satisfied that the dealer has furnished all due returns along with payment of tax<br />
payable as also interest , if any, the Commissioner may reinstate the registration<br />
certificate effective from the date from which it was cancelled. 20<br />
(12) 2 (a) The Commissioner may, for the proper realisation of tax, from time to time demand<br />
from a registered dealer reasonable security as may be prescribed to be furnished in the<br />
prescribed manner . 2