Separate registration for multiple places requires distinct GST registrations, limits composition eligibility and enables transfer of ITC between registrations. The amendment authorises separate registration for multiple places of business within a State or Union territory with conditions preventing mixed composition status and requiring inter-place supplies to be invoiced; establishes deemed suspension of registration on cancellation application or by officer order pending proceedings, prohibiting taxable supplies and returns during suspension; and creates a procedure for transfer of unutilised ITC to newly registered places via FORM GST ITC-02A, allocated by asset-value ratio and effective upon transferee acceptance on the common portal.
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Separate registration for multiple places requires distinct GST registrations, limits composition eligibility and enables transfer of ITC between registrations.
The amendment authorises separate registration for multiple places of business within a State or Union territory with conditions preventing mixed composition status and requiring inter-place supplies to be invoiced; establishes deemed suspension of registration on cancellation application or by officer order pending proceedings, prohibiting taxable supplies and returns during suspension; and creates a procedure for transfer of unutilised ITC to newly registered places via FORM GST ITC-02A, allocated by asset-value ratio and effective upon transferee acceptance on the common portal.
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