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How to Deal with GST Show Cause Notices

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: A JATIN CHRISTOPHER PUBLISHER : TAXMANN DATE OF PUBLICATION : NOVEMBER 2022 EDITION : 2023 ISBN NO : 9789356224940 NO. OF PAGES : 354 BINDING TYPE : PAPERBACK

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This book effectively demonstrates how to deal with various types of GST Show Cause Notices. The author showcases solutions to the mistakes committed over the years of his litigation practice.

The Present Publication is the Latest Edition, authored by A Jatin Christopher, with the following noteworthy features:

u [Do’s & Don’ts while Replying to Notices] that are extensively illustrated with hypothetical facts

u [Checklists, Visualizations & Templatized Answers] are included in this book to share experiences gathered in a short period since the introduction of GST to

u [Suggestions for Additional Reading & Reference] are made in this book to help the reader extend their study of the subject matter

u [Simplistic Language] that revolves in & around the statutory provisions, without repeating the bare provisions of the statute

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