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Section 10 Refund, Complaint Claim was appealed by the department only to the extent of the claim of the refund of the registered person, the department representative argued that the objections against the refund as reflected by the STARR system Output output exceeds tax and has no document. Support for a refund claim was filed by a registered person. The rejection of the property refund was solely on the objections displayed by the Stardar system and the Department did not bother to confirm that the relevant documents from the relevant Friday. Otherwise the refund cannot be denied on mere objections. The computer system known as the STARR Department should either identify any deficiencies in the proposed supporting documentation or reject the supporting documentation for reasons if no defect was identified in the supporting documentation. The document was to be self-affirmed.

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