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Section 104

Section 104

GST Acts
Date Issued
16 August 2024
State
India
Source
CGST Act 2017
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Summary

This document sets out Section 104 on when an advance ruling may be declared void in certain circumstances. It states that if a ruling was obtained by fraud, suppression of material facts, or misrepresentation of facts, the Authority or Appellate Authority may declare it void ab initio after giving the applicant or appellant an opportunity of being heard. It also provides for sending a copy of such order to the applicant and relevant officers, and includes notes on enforcement and later amendments.

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Advance rulingVoid ab initioFraud or suppressionStatutory provision
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