CS Professional · Goods and Services Tax (GST) and Corporate Tax Planning · Compliance Rating, Anti-Profiteering, GST Practitioners and Authorised Representative
Which of the following persons qualifies as an authorised representative under Section 116(2) of the CGST Act without any additional condition being unmet?
A chartered accountant holding a certificate of practice and not debarred from practice qualifies. Section 116(2)(c) names CAs, cost accountants and company secretaries with such a certificate, whereas friends, unrelated accountants and non-practising professionals are outside the listed categories.
- AA chartered accountant who holds a certificate of practice and has not been debarred from practiceCorrect
- BA chartered accountant who has retired from practice and holds no certificate of practice
- CA friend of the proprietor who is a graduate in commerce
- DA former client's accountant who is not an employee of the registered person
Explanation
Section 116(2)(c) covers any chartered accountant, cost accountant or company secretary who holds a certificate of practice and has not been debarred. The retired CA lacks a certificate of practice. A friend or unrelated accountant falls in none of the listed categories.
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