In this era of automation, real-time scrutiny of GST returns has become the norm, leading to automated alerts when deviations surpass prescribed risk thresholds. The concept note highlights instances such as DRC-01C and DRC-01B notices, issued for discrepancies in liabilities and input tax credits. Taxpayers are required to rectify these discrepancies before filing returns for the subsequent tax period.
This concept note delves into the dynamic landscape of tax compliance, where tax authorities are increasingly utilizing technology to streamline the process. With a focus on Goods and Services Tax (GST), the concept note explores how tax officers are employing non-intrusive methods to verify GST returns, ensuring greater accuracy and compliance.
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Komal Vithalani
Content Writer
Komal Vithalani, a Chartered Accountant and Commerce graduate, is a dedicated professional committed to delivering value with years of expertise in navigating the complexities of indirect tax laws. Her practical excellence includes managing perplexed litigations, dispensing tactical tax advice, conducting thorough compliance checks, supervising audits, and crafting articulate and insightful content. At Cygnet, Komal seamlessly blends her profound understanding of tax regulations with cutting-edge tax technology. Leveraging her competence, she adeptly transforms complex tax tech jargon into concise, impactful, and engaging content. This not only aids readers in comprehending tax-related topics with enlightening clarity but also ensures the delivery of narratives that resonate broadly.
