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November 6, 2018
GST Law in India includes the provision regarding the suo-moto cancellation of the GST Registration of any Entity, whereby the Adjudicating Officer suo-motto cancels the GST Registration of the Entities, who according to them, are registered erroneously or lacks the purpose for the same.
How to Cancel GST Registration in India | Ebizfiling
- GST REG 16 – this form is to be used to apply for cancellation.
- GST REG 17 – A proper officer can send the show cause / cancellation notice to a registered person using this form.
- GST REG 18 – The concerned person must reply back in this form within 7 days of notice explaining why his/her registration should not be cancelled.
- GST REG 20 – If the proper officer is satisfied with the explanation, he can use this form to drop the cancellation proceeding and pass a formal order.
- GST REG 19 – This form will be used by the proper officer to issue a formal order for cancellation of registration. The order is to be sent within 30 days from the application date or from the date of response in GST REG 18 form.
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