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Self-assessment under GST requires taxpayers to assess and file returns; provisional and summary assessments support enforcement. Under GST, self-assessment is the norm: registered persons must assess and file returns. If value or rate cannot be determined, a taxpayer may seek provisional assessment by written application in prescribed form, execute bond and security, and obtain an order within ninety days; finalisation follows within six months (extendable). Discrepancies discovered on scrutiny or audit invite notices, explanations, and potential assessment actions; non filers and unregistered liable persons may be assessed on best judgment. Audits include compulsory accountant audits, departmental audits, and Commissioner directed special audits with defined timelines and reporting.
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Self-assessment under GST requires taxpayers to assess and file returns; provisional and summary assessments support enforcement.
Under GST, self-assessment is the norm: registered persons must assess and file returns. If value or rate cannot be determined, a taxpayer may seek provisional assessment by written application in prescribed form, execute bond and security, and obtain an order within ninety days; finalisation follows within six months (extendable). Discrepancies discovered on scrutiny or audit invite notices, explanations, and potential assessment actions; non filers and unregistered liable persons may be assessed on best judgment. Audits include compulsory accountant audits, departmental audits, and Commissioner directed special audits with defined timelines and reporting.
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