Modifications to the procedure for interception of conveyances for inspection of goods in and detention, release movement, and confiscation of such goods and conveyances, as clarified in Circular No. 14T of 2018 dated 23.04.2018.
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Interception procedure modified: detention limited to goods/conveyances violating GST rules and hard-copy notices accepted as proof of action. Modifications clarify interception and detention procedure: replace 'three working days' with 'three days', and 'Central Government' with 'Government of Maharashtra'; revise FORM GST MOV-05 release wording to state date and time. Under Rule 138C(2), a conveyance physically verified once should not be re-verified elsewhere unless new information of tax evasion emerges. Pending portal integration, hard-copy notices/orders in prescribed forms may be shown as proof of prior action. Detention/confiscation is limited to goods or conveyances where violation of the GST Acts or rules is established.
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Interception procedure modified: detention limited to goods/conveyances violating GST rules and hard-copy notices accepted as proof of action.
Modifications clarify interception and detention procedure: replace "three working days" with "three days", and "Central Government" with "Government of Maharashtra"; revise FORM GST MOV-05 release wording to state date and time. Under Rule 138C(2), a conveyance physically verified once should not be re-verified elsewhere unless new information of tax evasion emerges. Pending portal integration, hard-copy notices/orders in prescribed forms may be shown as proof of prior action. Detention/confiscation is limited to goods or conveyances where violation of the GST Acts or rules is established.
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