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The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) has released Instruction No. 01/2023-24-GST (Inv.) on March 30, 2024, providing crucial guidelines aimed at streamlining investigations involving regular taxpayers under the Central Goods and Services Tax (CGST) regime. These guidelines are tail
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FAQ :
The guidelines aim to streamline CGST investigations involving regular taxpayers, making the process easier for businesses while ensuring compliance with tax regulations.
Within their jurisdiction, the Principal Commissioner is responsible for developing intelligence, conducting searches, and completing investigations, with subsequent actions handled accordingly.
Prior written approval is needed for investigations involving the first-time levy of tax on a sector/commodity/service, big industrial houses and multinational corporations, sensitive matters with national implications, or cases already before the GST Council.
Vague expressions like 'GST enquiry' or 'evasion of GST' must not be used. Information available digitally on the GST portal should not be requested via summons, and summons should not be used to seek information in specified formats.
An investigation should ideally conclude within one year, and show cause notices or closure reports should not be delayed after the investigation's completion.
Taxpayers can approach the Additional/Joint Commissioner in charge of investigation as the Grievance Officer via letter, email, or appointment. If the grievance persists, the Principal Commissioner may also meet with the taxpayer.
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