One rice mill owner has obtained registration of the office premises from where they just billing but has not added the rice mill premises as principal place of business in his registration application. Now he argue that he has already mentioned both the address on his letter pad and they need not to add the address of rice mill as principal place of business. However the tax officer during verification found that no rice mill exist at the registered address hence cancelled the registration. What should the tax payer do.
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Sudhir Kumar
Tax Officer Cancels GST Registration for Rice Mill Due to Non-Compliance; Experts Advise Revocation and Updated Registration A rice mill owner registered their office premises for GST but did not include the rice mill as the principal place of business. Despite listing both addresses on their letterhead, a tax officer found no rice mill at the registered address and canceled the registration. Experts suggest the taxpayer prove the rice mill's existence, agree with the cancellation due to non-compliance, and recommend applying for revocation and updating registration details to include the rice mill as the principal business location to continue operations and tax payments. (AI Summary)