CS Executive · Tax Laws and Practice · Procedural Compliance under GST
Ananya Textiles Pvt Ltd has a principal place of business in Surat and an additional place of business in Jaipur, both shown in its GST registration certificate. Which statement about keeping its accounts is correct under the CGST Act, 2017?
The accounts relating to each place of business must be kept at that place. Where the registration certificate lists more than one place of business, the first proviso to section 35(1) overrides the general rule of keeping everything at the principal place.
- AAll accounts for both places must be kept only at Surat
- BThe accounts relating to each place of business must be kept at that place of businessCorrect
- CJaipur accounts may be kept anywhere in India at the company's choice
- DAccounts need to be kept only for the principal place, as additional places are exempt
Explanation
The first proviso to section 35(1) says that where more than one place of business is specified in the certificate, the accounts relating to each place must be kept at that place. Keeping everything at Surat ignores this proviso.
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