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<h1>GST Law: Penalties for Fraudulent Invoicing, Tax Evasion, and Obstructing Officials Under Goods and Services Tax Act, 2016</h1> The Model GST Law outlines various offences and corresponding penalties under the Goods and Services Tax Act, 2016. Offences include supplying goods or services without proper invoicing, issuing invoices without actual supply, failing to pay collected taxes, fraudulent tax credit claims, and obstructing tax officers. Penalties for these violations range from a minimum of ten thousand rupees to an amount equivalent to the tax evaded or fraudulently claimed, whichever is higher. Additionally, aiding in these offences or failing to comply with procedural requirements can result in penalties up to twenty-five thousand rupees. Repeated short tax payments also attract specific penalties.