APPEAL NO. S.T.A. 983/LB OF 2000, DECIDED ON 30TH DECEMBER, 2004. versus APPEAL NO. S.T.A. 983/LB OF 2000, DECIDED ON 30TH DECEMBER, 2004.
Upon indicating the Collectorate on the short payment of section (33 (?) (d)), the appellant immediately deposited the short payment amount with additional tax. The appellant claimed that the short payment was not intentional. And it was due to a misunderstanding. The appellant for which he was not responsible for providing the penalties because the first time the wrong calculation was not in accordance with the penal law, the short payment made by the appellant was a There was a genuine error, which resulted in a wrongful count. The correct sales tax amount was not deposited later on the appellant. With the additional tax short payment was granted the collection. The year the first tax I had no reason to impose a fine for the counting of the remarks by the appellant penalty the Appellate Tribunal imposed in order.
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