CBIC Issued Instruction for Systemic Improvement with Respect to Mapping/De-Mapping of the Officers on GSTN Portal

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Mapping/De-Mapping of the Officers on GSTN Portal

Instruction No. 04/2024-GST dated December 4th, 2024

The CBIC has noted that GST officer, mapped in the GSTN portal, was not de-mapped with immediate effect after his relieving from the charge, which resulted into fraudulent sanction of refund by the officer. In this regard, certain systemic improvement has been suggested by DGoV (Hqrs) that officers should be immediately de-mapped from the concerned field formation, on the GSTN portal, upon execution of the GFR-33.

Therefore, the CBIC has issued instruction to provide that officers should be immediately de-mapped and clear responsibility and accountability of the concerned jurisdictional officers, responsible for mapping/un-mapping of the officers on the GSTN portal, may be ensured.

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