Business discontinued as Government took possession of Business Premises under Public Premises Act

Government has taken possession of the existing premises under the PPE Act, making that premises unavailable, and no alternative premises is immediately available.

What is the correct GST treatment/intimation in such circumstances and, if so, under which specific provision of the GST Acts/Rules, duly supported by relevant judgementsof the Supreme Court/High Courts in similar, analogous or comparable cases?  

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The proper GST course of action is to submit an official intimation letter along with the PPE Act possession order to the jurisdictional officer, followed by filing FORM GST REG-16 for cancellation due to business discontinuation effective from the date of dispossession. This ensures suspension of return filing obligations under Rule 21A, avoids penal proceedings for non-existence at the premises, and leaves the option open to apply for fresh GST registration once alternative premises are secured.

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