Tax Deduction at Source compliance requires GST registration from unregistered suppliers or refusal of supply orders above the prescribed threshold. Heads of Departments and Drawing and Disbursing Officers must demand a GST Registration Certificate or GSTIN from suppliers exceeding a prescribed value threshold, and must not issue supply or work orders above that threshold to unregistered persons, as an administrative measure linked to Tax Deduction at Source compliance to prevent tax escapement under the GST framework.
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Tax Deduction at Source compliance requires GST registration from unregistered suppliers or refusal of supply orders above the prescribed threshold.
Heads of Departments and Drawing and Disbursing Officers must demand a GST Registration Certificate or GSTIN from suppliers exceeding a prescribed value threshold, and must not issue supply or work orders above that threshold to unregistered persons, as an administrative measure linked to Tax Deduction at Source compliance to prevent tax escapement under the GST framework.
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