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GST Rule 157 Surety Recovery: Prove the Undertaking and Reconcile the Remaining Covered Dues

GST Rule 157 Surety Recovery: Prove the Undertaking and Reconcile the Remaining Covered Dues

Rule 157 allows a person who became surety for a defaulter’s dues to be proceeded against as if the surety were the defaulter. Build an undertaking-specific response and reconcile valid recoveries instead of treating every director or guarantor label as conclusive.

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Closed Proprietorships After Death: Section 93(1)(b)’s Estate-Limited GST Liability

Closed Proprietorships After Death: Section 93(1)(b)’s Estate-Limited GST Liability

Where the deceased’s business is discontinued, section 93(1)(b) limits the legal representative’s stated payment obligation to the estate’s capacity to meet the charge. Prove closure, distinguish later determinations and preserve an estate-and-dues reconciliation.

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GST DRC-15: Recover Through a Civil-Court Decree and Reconcile the Net Proceeds

GST DRC-15: Recover Through a Civil-Court Decree and Reconcile the Net Proceeds

Rule 146 uses DRC-15 where money is payable to a GST defaulter through execution of the specified civil-court decree. Reconcile court-authorised net proceeds and actual demand credits without confusing the decree debtor with the GST defaulter.

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