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GST Auction Proceeds: Rule 154 Priority, Owner Credits and the Six-Month Unpaid-Balance Check

GST Auction Proceeds: Rule 154 Priority, Owner Credits and the Six-Month Unpaid-Balance Check

Reconcile realised sale proceeds through rule 154’s ordered deductions before determining the owner’s residual. Registered-owner cash-ledger credits, bank credits for persons not required to register, and the unpaid-balance Fund rule need separate evidence.

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GST DRC-16 Attachments: Debtor Payments, Share Dividends and Rule 151 Controls

GST DRC-16 Attachments: Debtor Payments, Share Dividends and Rule 151 Controls

Identify the property and prohibition in a rule 151 attachment before releasing money or assets. A debtor’s supported payment to the proper officer is deemed payment to the defaulter; attachment of shares also restricts transfer and dividend receipt.

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CGST section 161 rectification evidence and deadlines

GST Rectification under Section 161: Apparent Errors, Issue-Date Clocks and the DRC-08 Trail

A rectification request should identify an error already apparent in the record, preserve the three-month issue-date clock and track the authority’s separate six-month limit. Pure accidental clerical or arithmetical slips have a specific exception; a merits dispute needs its own remedy.

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GST representative liability under sections 91 and 92

GST Representative Liability: Guardians, Trustees and Court-Appointed Business Managers

CGST sections 91 and 92 address specified representative-run businesses. Section 91 is tied to minors or other incapacitated persons; section 92 addresses estates under specified court-related control. Termination of a guardianship or trust needs a separate section 93(4) analysis.

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GST HUF partition and pre-partition dues

GST on HUF Partition: Sections 93 and 94, Later Demands and Joint Liability

Partition does not erase pre-partition GST dues. Sections 93(2) and 94 address member liability and the continued determination machinery, including demands determined later. Asset-sharing percentages are not automatic statutory liability caps.

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Other statutory levies in GST value

GST on Other Statutory Levies: Section 15(2)(a) and the Double-Counting Check

A separately charged statutory levy can form part of GST value even where its recovery has no markup. Identify the law imposing it, distinguish excluded GST-family taxes and reconcile charges already included in price before applying the applicable rate.

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Service security deposits and GST consideration

GST Security Deposits for Services: Refunds, Appropriation and the Advance Boundary

A genuine security deposit is not payment for a supply until the supplier applies it as consideration. Track the contract, appropriation and invoice history to distinguish an untouched deposit, a service advance and settlement of an amount on which GST has already arisen.

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