CMA Final · Indirect Tax Laws and Practice · Walkthrough of GSTN Portal
Mehta Traders, a regular taxpayer, deposits Rs 40,000 into its electronic cash ledger using a challan generated on the GST portal. Which statement about the Challan (CPIN) generated for this payment is correct?
A challan with a CPIN generated on the GST portal is valid for 15 days. The deposit into the electronic cash ledger must be completed within this period; after that, a new challan has to be generated.
- AThe challan is valid for 15 days from generation and the payment must be made within that periodCorrect
- BThe challan is valid for 30 days and can be reused for any later payment
- CThe challan has no validity limit once generated
- DThe challan is valid only on the day of generation
Explanation
On the GST portal, a challan generated through Create Challan carries a CPIN and is valid for 15 days. Payment must be made within that period, otherwise a fresh challan must be created. It is not unlimited, nor limited to one day, and it cannot be reused.
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