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Rule 21: cases where registration liable to be cancelled
Lesson 26 of 30 • 0 upvotes • 10:07mins
Palkesh Asawa
Rule 21 talks about 3 cases where registration is liable to be cancelled, including issuing fake invoices for money laundering, or creating fake branches or breach of anti profiteering provisions.
GST Course 7: Registration in GST
30 lessons • 5h 23m
1
Introduction to registration provisions
6:05mins
2
Section 22(1) for registration
10:22mins
3
Meaning of aggregate turnover
11:14mins
4
Other persons liable to register
9:22mins
5
Persons not liable to register
10:37mins
6
Mandatory registration in GST
10:14mins
7
Examples for Section 24 (part 1)
10:01mins
8
Section 24 of CGST Act practice questions
7:00mins
9
Section 25(1) - time limit to apply for registration
11:31mins
10
Proviso and Explanation to Section 25
12:56mins
11
Voluntary registration
10:41mins
12
Multiple registrations by the same person
13:38mins
13
Special types of registration
9:01mins
14
Applying for registration (section 26-27)
11:28mins
15
Rule 8 (application for registration)
12:39mins
16
Online registration form (part-1)
13:05mins
17
Online registration form (part 2)
10:43mins
18
Registration application filing and acknowledgement
8:57mins
19
Verification of registration application
13:12mins
20
Rules for other registrations
11:46mins
21
Suo motu registration
13:23mins
22
Amendment of registration (core fields)
12:19mins
23
Amendment of registration (non core fields)
10:26mins
24
Cancellation of registration
13:27mins
25
Cancellation Rules: Rule 20
11:33mins
26
Rule 21: cases where registration liable to be cancelled
10:07mins
27
Rule 22 for cancellation rules
10:27mins
28
Residuary rules of registration
10:39mins
29
Review of registration forms (Part - 1)
8:09mins
30
Review of the course
7:48mins
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