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<h1>Successor liability under GST: successors and estate representatives remain responsible for unpaid tax, interest or penalty after business changes.</h1> Liability under the Act continues against successors and related persons, subject to the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code exception. On death, a successor carrying on the business is liable for the deceased's tax, interest or penalty; if discontinued, the legal representative is liable out of the estate to the extent it can meet the charge, for amounts determined before or after death. Partition of a composite person, firm dissolution, and termination of guardianship or trust similarly trigger joint and several liability for liabilities arising up to the relevant event.