VsV scheme tax payable

The assessee is facing a technical issue with the Vidya Samadhan Vinishchay . To resolve this issue, the assessee can consider the following options:

 1. Contact the VsV helpdesk: Reach out to the VsV helpdesk and explain the situation. They may be able to assist or provide guidance on how to proceed.

 2. File a grievance: The assessee can file a grievance with the VsV portal, explaining the issue and requesting assistance.

3. Consult a tax professional: Seek the advice of a tax professional or a chartered accountant who is familiar with the VsV portal and its workings. They may be able to provide guidance on how to navigate this situation. 

4. Approach the tribunal: If the assessee is unable to resolve the issue through the VsV portal, they may need to approach the tribunal and explain the situation. 

The tribunal may be able to provide guidance or issue directions to resolve the matter. 

It's important to note that the assessee should keep documentation of all efforts made to resolve the issue, including communication with the VsV helpdesk, grievance filings, and consultations with tax professionals. 

This documentation may be useful in case of further appeals or disputes.

The appeal pending on 22 July 2024 is not, by itself, enough to establish eligibility under the current VsV scheme. The scheme’s specified date and eligible-appeal conditions must be checked against the scheme notification and the exact appeal status. If the first appellate order was passed after that date, it may not qualify as the “specified order”; and selecting the original assessment order can produce a demand that does not reflect the relief already granted.

Do not submit or pay using the assessment order as the base merely to get past the portal. Preserve the appeal order and portal error, and raise a written grievance with the designated authority/portal support asking how the case should be processed, citing the scheme provisions and attaching the appeal and Tribunal filing details. If the order is not an eligible specified order, the portal cannot create eligibility; obtain a written position before proceeding. Eligibility also depends on the relevant order, appeal filing and scheme cut-off dates.

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