Track-and-trace regime introduced: mandatory unique markings and compliance obligations for specified goods. The Bill amends the Delhi GST Act to expand cross-references to IGST provisions, define municipal and local funds, introduce a unique identification marking, substitute 'plant and machinery,' omit voucher time-of-supply subsections, modify ISD and inter-state credit distribution rules, treat certain SEZ/FTWZ warehoused supplies as outside supply, tighten credit-note and statement requirements, mandate pre-deposit for penalty-only appeals, and create a track-and-trace regime imposing marking, information, recordkeeping and penalty obligations.
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Track-and-trace regime introduced: mandatory unique markings and compliance obligations for specified goods.
The Bill amends the Delhi GST Act to expand cross-references to IGST provisions, define municipal and local funds, introduce a unique identification marking, substitute "plant and machinery," omit voucher time-of-supply subsections, modify ISD and inter-state credit distribution rules, treat certain SEZ/FTWZ warehoused supplies as outside supply, tighten credit-note and statement requirements, mandate pre-deposit for penalty-only appeals, and create a track-and-trace regime imposing marking, information, recordkeeping and penalty obligations.
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