- Only businesses registered with the Department of Revenue & Customs as GST registrants can charge and collect GST.
- GST registrants must issue tax invoices for taxable supplies, displaying the correct Taxpayer Number (TPN).
- Non-registered businesses collecting GST will face fines and penalties under the Goods and Services Tax Act 2020.
Source: facebook.com
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