CGST Rule 142 — Notice and order for demand of amounts payable under the Act
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Finin2min Summary - Rule in 2 Minutes
Current rule includes section 74A, Part C DRC-01A response, DRC-03A demand adjustment, and current payment/conclusion forms.
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Paragraph-wise decode
Current rule includes section 74A, Part C DRC-01A response, DRC-03A demand adjustment, and current payment/conclusion forms.
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Practical Q&A
- What does rule 142 regulate?
- It regulates notice and order for demand of amounts payable under the act. Read the exact text, conditions, exceptions and transaction date together.
- Which subordinate law should be checked?
- No CGST Rule corresponds directly to this provision. Notifications, circulars, forms and the corresponding SGST/UTGST layer may also apply.
- What evidence should be retained?
- Preserve the contract or transaction record, invoice or form, portal acknowledgement, payment/ledger evidence, correspondence, legal working and the official source version used.
- Can portal behaviour override the statute?
- No. Portal functionality is operational evidence; legal entitlement and liability remain controlled by the Act, Rules, notifications and binding decisions.
Professional rule note
Why Rule 142 matters
Notice and order for demand of amounts payable under the Act should be read with its enabling CGST Act provision, prescribed forms, amendment notification, transaction date and the live portal workflow. The operative-text block on this page remains the legal core; the application controls add practical steps without altering it.
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Finin2min Q&A
- What does CGST Rule 142 deal with?
- Notice and order for demand of amounts payable under the Act. Start with the operative Rule version and then test the connected Act provision, forms and amendments.
- Which GST form is connected to Rule 142?
- DRC-01, DRC-01A, DRC-03, DRC-03A, DRC-04, DRC-05, DRC-06, DRC-07 The Rule and live portal workflow control.
- Can I rely only on the GST portal?
- No. Portal functionality is execution infrastructure; legal eligibility and consequences come from the Act, Rules and valid instruments.
- What should I keep on file?
- The official Rule version used, amendment/effective-date evidence, underlying transaction records, computation, portal submission and resulting acknowledgement/order.