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Which statement is correct in respect of audit by tax authorities and special audit under the CGST Rules, 2017 as reproduced?
Departmental audit begins with a notice in FORM GST ADT-01 and ends with findings in FORM GST ADT-02. Special audit is directed in FORM GST ADT-03 to a chartered accountant or cost accountant, and findings are informed in FORM GST ADT-04. Audit period may be a financial year, part thereof, or multiples.
- AAudit under section 65 starts with notice in FORM GST ADT-01 and its findings are informed in FORM GST ADT-02; special audit is directed in FORM GST ADT-03 to a chartered accountant or cost accountant and its findings are informed in FORM GST ADT-04Correct
- BAudit under section 65 starts with FORM GST ADT-03 and ends with FORM GST ADT-04; special audit starts with FORM GST ADT-01
- CSpecial audit may be directed only to a chartered accountant, and its findings are informed in FORM GST ADT-02
- DAudit under section 65 must always cover exactly one financial year and cannot cover a part of it
Explanation
Rule 101(2) provides ADT-01 notice and rule 101(5) provides ADT-02 findings. Rule 102(1) provides ADT-03 direction to a chartered accountant or cost accountant, and rule 102(2) provides ADT-04 findings. Rule 101(1) allows the audit period to be a financial year or part thereof or multiples, so the last option is wrong.
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