- Failing to add a Place of Business under GST Law can lead to penalties up to ₹50,000
- Sections 122 to 138 of the CGST Act outline offenses and penalties related to GST compliance
- Registered persons are receiving notices for failing to update their GST profiles with additional places of business
- A “place of business” includes warehouses, offices, and locations where business activities occur
- Non-addition of a place of business is treated as a single offense, regardless of the number of locations
- Recommendations for CBIC to establish clear penalties for non-updating places of business to avoid ambiguity and litigation
Source: taxmanagementindia.com
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