Latest controversies in GST - Sec 16(4), Rule 36(4) and Sec 50 - How to handle notices Webinar

About Latest controversies in GST - Sec 16(4), Rule 36(4) and Sec 50 - How to handle notices

Recently the tax practitioners and taxpayers were shocked in GST by various kinds of notices such as Sec 16(4) restricting the ITC on late-filed returns, Sec 50(1) levying the interest on a gross basis, Rule 36(4) restricting the credit of Invoice not appearing in GSTR-2A. In this webinar, CA Ranjan Mehta brings you the legal background of these provisions and also how to reply to the authorities.

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CA Ranjan Mehta

CA Ranjan Mehta is a Fellow Chartered Accountant of Institute of Chartered Accountants of India and currently proprietor of M/s Ranjan Mehta & Associates. His area of specialization includes Indirect taxes specially GST, Excise, VAT and Service Tax. He is a faculty for GST. He has presented more than 100 papers on GST at various levels of ICAI, trade bodies, corporate seminars.