Registration verification: failure to seek revocation and continued statutory violations can justify rejection of fresh GST registration applications. Proper officers must scrutinise fresh registration applications for omitted or misleading information and compare application details with earlier registrations and cancellation grounds. Continued existence of the conditions under clauses (b) and (c) of sub-section (2) of section 29 without revocation of cancellation constitutes a deficiency under rule 9 and may justify rejection under rule 9(2) read with rule 9(4). Officers should use the common portal to match registrations on the PAN and analyse personnel details against cancelled registrations; insufficient justification should lead to rejection.
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Registration verification: failure to seek revocation and continued statutory violations can justify rejection of fresh GST registration applications.
Proper officers must scrutinise fresh registration applications for omitted or misleading information and compare application details with earlier registrations and cancellation grounds. Continued existence of the conditions under clauses (b) and (c) of sub-section (2) of section 29 without revocation of cancellation constitutes a deficiency under rule 9 and may justify rejection under rule 9(2) read with rule 9(4). Officers should use the common portal to match registrations on the PAN and analyse personnel details against cancelled registrations; insufficient justification should lead to rejection.
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