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Unstamped tickets issued under section 4(2)(a) and (b).— Every ticket not being a complimentary ticket, issued by a proprietor who has been allowed to pay the tax under the provisions of clause (a) or clause (b) of sub-section (2) of section 4, shall consist of three parts. One part shall remain on the ticket book and the remaining two parts shall be detached there from and issued to the purchaser and shall bear on each part of such ticket the price of admission, the amount of tax payable if any, and the total amount recoverable from the purchaser, the book number and the serial number of the ticket, the date on which and the show for which it is issued. (2) On admission of the holder of the ticket on the proprietor shall cause to be collected one of the two parts of the ticket and the other part to be returned to him. 6[18. Returns required under section 4(2)(a) and (b).— Every proprietor making consolidated payment under clause (a) of sub-section (2) of section 4 of the Act, shall, within ten days of the date of entertainment, submit to the specified officer in his office a return in Form ‘B’ showing the number of tickets (not being complimentary tickets) issued at each rate, the serial number of tickets issued, the gross amount received from the sale of tickets, and the amount of tax payable to the Government and every proprietor making payment in accordance with returns of payments for admission under clause (b) of the said sub-section (2) of section 4 shall submit such return in Form ‘B’ for every week to the specified officer within three days of the end of the week along with the proof of payment of tax and surcharge payable thereof. He shall, if so required by the specified officer, also submit to the said officer, within ten days of the date of entertainment, a return in Form ‘C’ showing the price of programme or synopsis including tax, the number of programme of synopsis issued, the gross amount received from the sale thereof and the amount of tax payable to the Government.] 5 Inserted by (Amendment) Rules, 1997 [O. G., Series I No. 41 (Extraordinary No. 3) dt. 9-1-97]. 6 Substituted by (Amendment) Rules, 1997 [O. G., Series I No. 41 (Extraordinary No. 3) dt. 9-1-97). The original rule 21 reads as follows: “18. Returns required under section 4 (2), (a ) and (b). — Every proprietor making consolidated payment under clause (a) of sub-section (2) of section 4 or making payment in accordance with return of the payments for admission under clause (b) of the said sub-section (2) of section 4, shall, within ten days of the date of entertainment, submit to the prescribed officer in his office a return in Form ‘B’ showing the number of tickets (not being complimentary tickets) issued at each rate, the serial number of tickets issued, the gross amount received from the sale of tickets, and the amount of tax payable to the Government. He shall, if so required by the prescribed officer, also submit to the said officer, within ten days of the date of entertainment, a return in Form ‘C’ showing the price of programme or synopsis including tax, the number of programmes or synopsis issued, the gross amount received from the sale thereof and the amount of tax payable to the Government.” Manual of Goa Laws (Vol. II) – 150 – Entertainment Tax Act and Rules 7[18A.— Destruction of books containing counterfoils of tickets totally sold.— Every proprietor who has been allowed to pay the tax under the provisions of clause (b) of sub-section (2) of section 4 of the Act, shall maintain the weekly account of the destruction of the first counterfoils of tickets i.e. the part with the proprietor of the completely sold ticket books, in a register in Form ‘M’].