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GST Authorities Eye Faceless Assessment System, but Implementation May Take Time In a recent announcement, a senior official revealed that the Goods and Services Tax (GST) authorities are contemplating the introduction of a faceless scrutiny assessment for tax returns. Unlike traditional assessme
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FAQ :
A faceless scrutiny assessment under GST is a system where tax returns are assessed without physical interaction between tax officers and taxpayers, and without the need for physical document submissions.
Yes, faceless assessment has already been successfully implemented by the Income Tax department and Customs.
The delay is due to the current structure of GST assessments, which are tied to specific jurisdictional officers or units. This necessitates careful planning and policy adjustments to transition to a faceless model.
Changes are required at both operational and policy levels, including redefining the existing jurisdictional framework and ensuring policies align with the objectives of a faceless system.
The benefits include streamlined processes, enhanced transparency, and reduced direct interaction between tax authorities and taxpayers, leveraging technology for efficiency.
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