GST and Power of Attorney


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This discussion addresses whether income from a trading business, operating in Arunachal Pradesh under a Power of Attorney (POA) granted by the shop license holder, can be declared under the client's personal tax file. The client has obtained GST registration and opened a bank account in the firm's name, signing based on the POA. Clarification is sought on the distinction between a proprietorship firm, where the proprietor is the owner, and a situation involving a POA.

22 June 2024 One of my client is doing trading business in Arunachal Pradesh. The shop-license is in the name of local tribal and on the basis of a Power of Attorney, my client has started business, taken GST registration in his own name, opened bank a/c in the name of firm (with signature of my client on the basis of Power of Attorney). Whether income of said firm can be shown in my client's file ?

22 June 2024 Income of firm cannot transferred to PoA 's account. But bank account should have been opened in individuals name.

22 June 2024 Sir, I meant to say Proprietorship firm, not partnership .

22 June 2024 For proprietorship firm proprietor is the owner of the firm and not power of attorney. Clear the mess first.

30 August 2024 Good luck.


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