
Accepting or Rejecting Taxpayer - GST Practitioner
Goods and Service Tax (GST) is the largest indirect tax reformation in India. It is a single tax that is applied to the supply of goods and services. This single tax platform has replaced taxes such as Central Excise Law, Service Tax Law, VAT, Entry Tax, Octroi, etc. GST brings together the state economies and aims to improve the overall economic growth of the nation. In this article, we look at how a GST practitioner can accept or reject a taxpayer.GST Practitioner
A GST Practitioner is a person who is authorised by the Central or State Government to perform the following activities on behalf of a taxable person.- To file an application or fresh registration.
- To file an application to amend or cancel a registration.
- To furnish details of outward and inward supplies.
- To furnish monthly, quarterly, annual or final GST returns.
- To make payments for credit into the electronic cash ledger, i.e. payments for tax, interest, penalty, fees or any other amount.
- To claim for a refund.
- To present the taxable person in any proceeding under the Act except for inspection, search, seizure and arrest.
- To file an appeal to the First Appellate Authority.
- To file an appeal to the Appellate Tribunal.
Acceptance or Rejection Procedure
Given below are the steps to accept or reject a taxpayer's engagement request. Step 1: Log on to the website. The applicant may access the GST portal through the official website. Step 2: Login to the portal The GST Practitioner has to log in to the GST portal using the user ID and password. Step 3: Click on 'Accept/ Reject Taxpayer' The GST Practitioner's dashboard is displayed. The applicant has to click on the 'Accept/ Reject Taxpayer' from the Home screen.

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BENNISHA THURAI CPost By IndiaFilings.
Updated on: January 11th, 2024
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