- Section 11C of the Sales Tax Act 1990 allows tax authorities to adjust tax assessments based on higher court decisions
- Tax officers can apply judicial decisions to similar cases under review, ensuring consistency with legal interpretations
- This application is valid until the judicial decision is overturned or modified
- If a court decision is reversed, tax officers can revise assessments even after the usual time limits
- Authorities have one year from receiving a new court decision to update assessments
- The system is designed to adapt to changes in judicial rulings and maintain consistency in tax law application
- Effective communication between judiciary and tax authorities is crucial to avoid delays and protect taxpayer interests
- The provision balances legal adherence with the flexibility to update assessments as legal interpretations change
Source: pkrevenue.com
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