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Show caution notice

NEERAJ KUMAR

Dear Experts, we are getting show caution notice from clrek's personnel mail id on behalf of ETO state gst. No any serial number, no office name given, no any reference of section rule. Just saying differance/mismatch in 3B and 2A. So, unsigned before me within seven days and explain the mismatch.

No online notice, just received the mail from personal mail id.

Please suggest what will be best. How to quesh this notice and go against this.

Also sometime department call to client for gst returns, mismatch, where is office etc as unethical.

Thank you

Experts Clarify GST Caution Notice Legitimacy; Emails Not Formal Under Sections 73/74, Urge Compliance and Proper Channels A user raised concerns about receiving a GST-related caution notice from a personal email without official identifiers, prompting confusion about its legitimacy. Experts advised that such emails are not formal notices under sections 73/74 and suggested cooperation to prevent unnecessary demands. They acknowledged informal departmental queries due to revenue targets but emphasized the importance of compliance to avoid penalties. The user expressed frustration over perceived unethical departmental behavior. Experts recommended maintaining composure, ensuring records are in order, and escalating issues through proper channels if necessary, while highlighting the need for politeness and discipline in interactions. (AI Summary)
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