Order under GST refers to the legal verdict passed by a GST authority, bearing significant implications on tax liabilities and compliance norms for taxpayers.
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An adjudication notice under GST is a formal legal notice issued by the GST department to a registered person who has violated the provisions of the GST laws.
Inspection Notice under GST is typically issued to taxpayers who are suspected of under-reporting their tax liabilities or engaging in any other activity that is deemed to be in violation of the GST law.
Advance Ruling under GST is a legal mechanism that provides clarity and certainty to taxpayers regarding the applicability of GST laws and regulations.
Under GST, taxpayers can seek an Advance Ruling from the Authority for Advance Ruling (AAR) on various matters related to the supply of goods or services or both being undertaken or proposed to be undertaken by the taxpayer.
Assessment under GST is a process by which the tax authorities examine the returns filed by taxpayers to verify the correctness of their tax liability. Read more...
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On-site inspections are conducted by the GST authorities to verify the accuracy and completeness of the information furnished by taxpayers in their returns, records, and other documents.
Pre-GST litigation comes under the indirect tax litigation category. Litigation and cases that are continuing from the pre-GST regime prior to July 2017 are all grouped under Pre-GST litigation. Cases related to Excise, Sales tax, VAT etc. are covered under this litigation system.
Adjudicating authority means any authority, appointed or authorized to pass any order or decision under GST Act, but does not include the Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs...
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First Appellate Authority (in this case). In order to make an appeal to the First Appellate Authority, a person has to file form GST APL 1 within 3 months (extendable up to 1 month) of the issuance of order.
