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Small businesses that sell goods through e-commerce platforms fear a recently launched drive against fake Goods and Services Tax (GST) registrations could hit them hard because many of them run operations through co-working spaces or shared warehouses practices that may pose a hurdle during verifica
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FAQ :
The government has launched a two-month drive to weed out entities that secure GST registrations wrongfully, generate fake invoices, and pass on bogus tax credits without actual sales.
Small e-commerce businesses are concerned because many operate from co-working spaces or shared warehouses, which might pose difficulties during the verification process for GST registrations.
Genuine online sellers risk losing their GST registrations if they are inadvertently caught in the drive against fake registrations.
Many small businesses lack the resources to hire professionals or deploy technology to automate their GST compliance requirements.
The Federation of All India Vyapar Mandal has written to the finance minister requesting that field officers do not go overboard in the drive and to issue a strict advisory to check officers who are crossing the line.
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