Grievance redressal committee established to address GST taxpayer grievances with quarterly meetings and IT-based tracking of resolutions. A Grievance Redressal Committee for Rajasthan is constituted with central and state tax co chairs, nodal IT and stakeholder representatives, and nominated trade and tax professional members for two year terms; absence from three consecutive meetings without reason leads to replacement. The Committee meets quarterly (or more frequently), considers taxpayer procedural and IT grievances, refers matters needing legislative or policy change to the policy secretariat, and refers portal issues to the IT provider. An IT portal will record grievances, statuses and actions for stakeholder access.
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Grievance redressal committee established to address GST taxpayer grievances with quarterly meetings and IT-based tracking of resolutions.
A Grievance Redressal Committee for Rajasthan is constituted with central and state tax co chairs, nodal IT and stakeholder representatives, and nominated trade and tax professional members for two year terms; absence from three consecutive meetings without reason leads to replacement. The Committee meets quarterly (or more frequently), considers taxpayer procedural and IT grievances, refers matters needing legislative or policy change to the policy secretariat, and refers portal issues to the IT provider. An IT portal will record grievances, statuses and actions for stakeholder access.
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