Being part of drawing clarity in the GST communications between assessees and officials the Government has quoted compulsory Documentation Identification Number ( DIN ) before replying to a notice.
The Central Board of Indirect Taxes (CBIC) presented the Documentation Identification Number (DIN) system which came into force from the date 8th November 2019. This path-breaking DIN system in indirect tax administration has been made under the direction of the Union Minister for Finance and Corporate Affairs Smt.
A Chartered Accountant, CA Pradeep Goyal before the Supreme court seeks precise directions for the generation of a Document Identification Number (DIN) for all communications given by state tax officers. The same has contended that according to the data available in the public domain only 2 states i.e Karnataka and Kerala have a proper system of DIN in place.
According to the newly revised system, the assessee must assure DIN prior to answering any notice, cited DIN was made compulsory by the government.
Hi Sir,
under which circular or notification (updated) that DIN is compulsory and from which date please specify.