CBIC Notifies Common Authority to Adjudicate GST Notices from Multiple States
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In a move that is likely to help firms struggling with GST notices from different states, the Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs has started designating a single common authority to deal with similar matters of an assesses who has different GST numbers across the country.
The CBIC has recently notified a single authority for adjudication of notices received by BSH Household Appliances Manufacturing. The company has offices in Mumbai, Chennai and Bengaluru and had received GST notices from tax departments in all three cities. To simplify matters related to adjudication for the firm, the CBIC has notified Joint or Additional Commissioner of Central Tax, Bengaluru South Central Excise and GST Commissionerate as the common authority.
The initiative, which is expected to be implemented on a larger scale, is likely to give much reprieve to companies, many of whom are facing GST notices in different states. This is because under GST law, a company that functions in several states has to register separately with the GST authorities and file monthly returns and pay taxes in each state.
Experts said the recent move by CBIC comes in response to persistent representation from taxpayers for a unified and central adjudicating authority to handle adjudication pertaining to similar issues, regardless of the source authority.
The CBIC has recently notified a single authority for adjudication of notices received by BSH Household Appliances Manufacturing. The company has offices in Mumbai, Chennai and Bengaluru and had received GST notices from tax departments in all three cities. To simplify matters related to adjudication for the firm, the CBIC has notified Joint or Additional Commissioner of Central Tax, Bengaluru South Central Excise and GST Commissionerate as the common authority.
The initiative, which is expected to be implemented on a larger scale, is likely to give much reprieve to companies, many of whom are facing GST notices in different states. This is because under GST law, a company that functions in several states has to register separately with the GST authorities and file monthly returns and pay taxes in each state.
Experts said the recent move by CBIC comes in response to persistent representation from taxpayers for a unified and central adjudicating authority to handle adjudication pertaining to similar issues, regardless of the source authority.
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