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of <h1>Section 90: Conditions for Confiscation and Penalties on Goods and Conveyances in GST Law Explained</h1> Section 90 of the Model GST Law outlines the conditions under which goods and conveyances can be confiscated and penalties imposed. It applies to individuals who engage in activities such as evading tax, failing to account for taxable goods, or using conveyances to transport goods unlawfully. Confiscated goods or conveyances may be subject to fines, not exceeding their market value minus tax. Owners are given an option to pay fines instead of facing confiscation. Confiscation orders require prior notice and a chance for the owner to be heard. Confiscated items become government property, and officers may dispose of them if not needed for other proceedings.
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