Eligibility to appear as GST practitioner requires enrolment and production of prescribed authorization when representing a client. A goods and services tax practitioner may represent a registered or unregistered person in proceedings under the Act only if enrolled under Rule 24 and, when required by the authority, produces the client's authorization in the prescribed form.
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Eligibility to appear as GST practitioner requires enrolment and production of prescribed authorization when representing a client.
A goods and services tax practitioner may represent a registered or unregistered person in proceedings under the Act only if enrolled under Rule 24 and, when required by the authority, produces the client's authorization in the prescribed form.
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