Risk-based selection for GST audits guides audit targets while allowing local discretion and feedback to refine risk metrics. Selection for GST audit is driven by a centrally prescribed risk-evaluation methodology that produces a risk-ranked list with indicators and action points communicated to Audit Commissionerates. Commissionerates must maintain registered person-wise data, may adjust selections based on local risk factors (with up to 20% chosen on that basis subject to Chief Commissioner approval), and must record and transmit reasons and feedback to improve future risk metrics. Random selection and specific checks for TDS/TCS registrations are permitted, with results reported for parameter refinement.
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Risk-based selection for GST audits guides audit targets while allowing local discretion and feedback to refine risk metrics.
Selection for GST audit is driven by a centrally prescribed risk-evaluation methodology that produces a risk-ranked list with indicators and action points communicated to Audit Commissionerates. Commissionerates must maintain registered person-wise data, may adjust selections based on local risk factors (with up to 20% chosen on that basis subject to Chief Commissioner approval), and must record and transmit reasons and feedback to improve future risk metrics. Random selection and specific checks for TDS/TCS registrations are permitted, with results reported for parameter refinement.
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