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Under Section 169 of CSGST Act, 2017 defines Service of Notice in Certain Circumstances: –
a) Serving directly or by messenger
b) Serving by post
c) Serving by E-mail
d) Serving at GST portal
e) Serving by publication in a newspaper
f) Serving by affixing at a conspicuous place
How long would the service date be if the e-mail was delivered by the officer the following day? Hopefully, the date the taxpayer receives an e-mail would be considered.
Where any of the following methods serve the decision, order, appeal, notice, or other communication provided then it is valid under GST Act.
Thus, the GST notice should be served by giving/tendering it directly or using communication specified under the GST Act.
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