Haryana Govt. prescribes taxpayer friendly measures for conducting enquiry under GST
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Memo No. 362/GST dated May 19th, 2022
The Excise and Taxation Department of Haryana Government has issued taxpayer friendly measures for improving taxpayers’ experience with the department. Now, no GST officer would visit the premise of taxpayer without proper authorization and officer would not enter the premises of taxpayer without display of proper identity card. Moreover, while conducting any enquiry, a suitable opportunity of being heard would be provided and repeated summons would be discouraged.
It has also been provided that all communications shall be sent online and in case no such facility is available then no letter or communication should be sent without an ID which is generated from the BO web system.
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