GST practitioner enrolment now uses Karnataka's online backend with staged document and field verification, then DSC approval. Karnataka has implemented a Model-1 online back-end for enrolment of Goods and Services Tax Practitioners whereby applicants file FORM GST PCT-01 on the common portal, applications are received via API to the state NIC portal, and the Additional Commissioner (Revision & Recovery) acts as the Authorised Officer to issue enrolment certificates (FORM GST PCT-02). The workflow mandates JCCT-DGSTO document verification, optional ACCT-LGSTO/CTO-SGSTO field verification of professional address, consolidated recommendations to the Authorised Officer, DSC-based online approval or rejection, and system notifications with login credentials upon approval.
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GST practitioner enrolment now uses Karnataka's online backend with staged document and field verification, then DSC approval.
Karnataka has implemented a Model-1 online back-end for enrolment of Goods and Services Tax Practitioners whereby applicants file FORM GST PCT-01 on the common portal, applications are received via API to the state NIC portal, and the Additional Commissioner (Revision & Recovery) acts as the Authorised Officer to issue enrolment certificates (FORM GST PCT-02). The workflow mandates JCCT-DGSTO document verification, optional ACCT-LGSTO/CTO-SGSTO field verification of professional address, consolidated recommendations to the Authorised Officer, DSC-based online approval or rejection, and system notifications with login credentials upon approval.
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