GST practitioner examination rules introduced with online registration, qualifying marks, unfair means controls, and prescribed syllabus. The amended rules introduce an examination regime for enrolled goods and services tax practitioners, to be conducted twice yearly by the National Academy of Customs, Indirect Taxes and Narcotics. The rule provides for online registration, payment of the prescribed fee, designated examination centres, a computer-based multiple-choice test, fifty per cent qualifying marks, procedures for unfair means, disqualification, declaration of results, representations, and relaxation for specified classes of persons, together with the prescribed syllabus and pattern.
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GST practitioner examination rules introduced with online registration, qualifying marks, unfair means controls, and prescribed syllabus.
The amended rules introduce an examination regime for enrolled goods and services tax practitioners, to be conducted twice yearly by the National Academy of Customs, Indirect Taxes and Narcotics. The rule provides for online registration, payment of the prescribed fee, designated examination centres, a computer-based multiple-choice test, fifty per cent qualifying marks, procedures for unfair means, disqualification, declaration of results, representations, and relaxation for specified classes of persons, together with the prescribed syllabus and pattern.
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