Cognizable offence classification under GST: offences above the monetary threshold are non-bailable; lesser evasion is bailable. Offences under CGST/SGST are classified by the extent of tax evasion: those below the statutory monetary threshold are non-cognizable and bailable, while offences exceeding the threshold are cognizable and non-bailable, affecting the availability of bail and the scope of investigative powers.
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Cognizable offence classification under GST: offences above the monetary threshold are non-bailable; lesser evasion is bailable.
Offences under CGST/SGST are classified by the extent of tax evasion: those below the statutory monetary threshold are non-cognizable and bailable, while offences exceeding the threshold are cognizable and non-bailable, affecting the availability of bail and the scope of investigative powers.
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