Registration verification: officers may reject fresh GST applications when prior cancellations persist without revocation filed. Proper officers must scrutinise fresh registration applications where a taxpayer has an existing or previously cancelled registration on the same PAN; continued non-compliance and failure to apply for revocation will be treated as a deficiency in the application and may justify rejection. Officers should compare portal records, review FORM GST REG-01 entries and personnel details, and require convincing justification or documentation addressing prior cancellations and ongoing statutory breaches before granting new registration.
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Registration verification: officers may reject fresh GST applications when prior cancellations persist without revocation filed.
Proper officers must scrutinise fresh registration applications where a taxpayer has an existing or previously cancelled registration on the same PAN; continued non-compliance and failure to apply for revocation will be treated as a deficiency in the application and may justify rejection. Officers should compare portal records, review FORM GST REG-01 entries and personnel details, and require convincing justification or documentation addressing prior cancellations and ongoing statutory breaches before granting new registration.
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