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Which statement about an application for revocation of cancellation of registration under section 30 of the CGST Act is correct?
An application for revocation of cancellation cannot be rejected unless the applicant has first been given an opportunity of being heard. The time limit is as prescribed, not a fixed thirty days, and State revocation is deemed central revocation.
- AThe application cannot be rejected unless the applicant has been given an opportunity of being heardCorrect
- BThe application can be rejected by the proper officer without any hearing
- CThe application must always be filed within thirty days, fixed in the Act itself
- DRevocation under the State GST Act has no effect under the CGST Act
Explanation
The proviso to section 30(2) bars rejection without a hearing. The fixed thirty-day period was removed from 1-10-2023 and the time is now as prescribed. Section 30(3) deems revocation under the State or UT Act to be revocation under the CGST Act.
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