what is the role of GST practitioner
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what is the role of GST practitioner.
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03 August 2025
A GST Practitioner (GSP) is an authorized person appointed to help taxpayers comply with GST laws. Here’s a quick summary of their role:
Role of a GST Practitioner:
Filing Returns: They assist businesses and individuals in preparing and filing GST returns accurately and on time.
GST Registration: Help in applying for new GST registrations or amendments.
Liaison with GST Department: Act as a communication bridge between taxpayers and the tax authorities.
Advisory Services: Provide advice on GST compliance, input tax credit claims, classification of goods/services, and tax rates.
Responding to Notices: Assist taxpayers in responding to notices and queries from GST authorities.
Maintain Records: Help in maintaining GST-related records and documents.
Rectifications and Refunds: Aid in filing applications for corrections and claiming refunds under GST.
Who can become a GST Practitioner?
Chartered Accountants (CAs), Cost Accountants (CMAs), Company Secretaries (CS), advocates, retired government officials, or any person who qualifies as per GST rules and is registered with the GST department.
Role of a GST Practitioner:
Filing Returns: They assist businesses and individuals in preparing and filing GST returns accurately and on time.
GST Registration: Help in applying for new GST registrations or amendments.
Liaison with GST Department: Act as a communication bridge between taxpayers and the tax authorities.
Advisory Services: Provide advice on GST compliance, input tax credit claims, classification of goods/services, and tax rates.
Responding to Notices: Assist taxpayers in responding to notices and queries from GST authorities.
Maintain Records: Help in maintaining GST-related records and documents.
Rectifications and Refunds: Aid in filing applications for corrections and claiming refunds under GST.
Who can become a GST Practitioner?
Chartered Accountants (CAs), Cost Accountants (CMAs), Company Secretaries (CS), advocates, retired government officials, or any person who qualifies as per GST rules and is registered with the GST department.
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