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of <h1>Section 116 of Meghalaya GST Act 2017: Rules on Authorized Representation in GST Proceedings Explained</h1> Section 116 of the Meghalaya Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017, allows individuals involved in GST proceedings to be represented by an authorized representative, except when personal appearance is required for examination. Authorized representatives can be relatives, employees, advocates, chartered accountants, cost accountants, company secretaries, certain retired tax officers, or GST practitioners. Disqualified individuals include those dismissed from government service, convicted of relevant offenses, found guilty of misconduct, or declared insolvent. Disqualification under other GST Acts also applies. Retired officers must wait one year post-retirement to represent in proceedings.
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