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<h1>GST practitioner authorisation allows representatives to file returns and applications, while registered persons retain ultimate responsibility for accuracy.</h1> Eligibility and enrolment of GST practitioners require citizenship, sound mind, absence of insolvency or conviction, and prescribed professional or academic qualifications; applications are filed in GST PCT-01 and enrollment certified in GST PCT-02. Continued enrollment requires passing a prescribed examination; misconduct may lead to disqualification after a show cause notice, with appeal to the Commissioner. A registered person must authorise a practitioner in GST PCT-05, practitioners must seek confirmation by email or SMS before filing and digitally sign or verify statements, and the registered person remains responsible for accuracy of returns.