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FORM GST PCT-04: Rejection of enrolment as GST Practitioner

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FORM GST PCT-04: Order of rejection of enrolment as GST Practitioner

[See rule 83(4)]

Reference No.                                                                                            Date-

To
Name

Address

Enrollment Number

Order of rejection of enrolment as GST Practitioner

This has reference to your reply dated —- in response to the notice to show cause dated —–.

  • Whereas no reply to notice to show cause has been submitted; or
  • Whereas on the day fixed for hearing you did not appear; or
  • Whereas the undersigned has examined your reply and submissions made at the time of hearing, and is of the opinion that your enrolment is liable to be cancelled for following reason(s).

1.

2.

The effective date of cancellation of your enrolment is <<DD/MM/YYYY >>.

Signature
Name
(Designation)


Frequently Asked Questions

  1. What is FORM GST PCT-04 in relation to GST?

    FORM GST PCT-04 is a specific application used for filing an order of rejection of enrolment as a GST Practitioner under the Goods and Services Tax framework.

  2. Who needs to file FORM GST PCT-04?

    Anyone who has applied for enrolment as a GST Practitioner and has received an order of rejection from the GST authorities must file FORM GST PCT-04.

  3. What information is required to complete FORM GST PCT-04?

    The form requires details such as the applicant’s GST Practitioner enrollment number, reasons for rejection, and any additional explanations or documents supporting the appeal.

  4. How can an applicant respond to an order of rejection using FORM GST PCT-04?

    An applicant can formally challenge the rejection by providing relevant details and evidence in FORM GST PCT-04, which will be reviewed by the GST authority for reconsideration.

  5. What are the consequences of not filing FORM GST PCT-04 after a rejection?

    Failure to file FORM GST PCT-04 may result in the inability to contest the rejection and could lead to a permanent denial of GST Practitioner status.

  6. Is there a deadline for submitting FORM GST PCT-04?

    Yes, the application must be submitted within a specified timeframe outlined in the rejection order to ensure timely review and consideration by the GST authority.

  7. Can professionals seek assistance in completing FORM GST PCT-04?

    Absolutely. Professionals, such as tax consultants or legal advisors, can provide valuable guidance and support in accurately completing FORM GST PCT-04.

  8. What happens after FORM GST PCT-04 is submitted?

    Once submitted, the GST authority will review the application, and the applicant will be notified of the decision regarding reinstatement or further actions required.

  9. Are there any fees associated with filing FORM GST PCT-04?

    No, there are typically no fees charged for filing FORM GST PCT-04, but applicants should verify with their local GST authority for any updates or changes.

  10. How can one track the status of FORM GST PCT-04 after submission?

    Applicants can track the status of their submission through the GST portal, where updates and notifications regarding the review process are provided.

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Official Income Tax Return filing website: https://incometaxindia.gov.in/

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