Para 10 – Draft-Bills-Reports – Business Processes for GST – Payment – Report on – Business Processes for GST – Payment – [April 2015] – Para 10 – RECONCILIATION OF RECEIPTS: 97. Well-developed and stabilized IT systems without manual process discontinuities in banks, RBI and common portal should eliminate/reduce possibilities of errors. However, there may still be reconciliation challenges arising due to errors encountered during the stabilization phase of the IT systems of the stakeholders and their mutual functional integration. Even in the post stabilization phase, some errors may be seen due to problems external to the IT systems, e.g., in the public network used for sharing the data. A process and standard operating procedure for han
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ic challan, and therefore that challan data can be trusted for its correctness for its contents, as filled in by the taxpayer. b) The challan thus generated on GSTN portal will provide a unique Id (CPIN) which would be used uptill the time payment has been received by the bank and CIN (CPIN plus Bank Code) has been generated. The said CIN would be used thereafter for accounting, reconciliation, etc. c) All modes of payment will use the system generated electronic challan and there would not be re-digitization of the challan data, as recorded by the taxpayer, by any agency in their part of the workflow. d) Any agency handling the payment process will merely add its unique Id and parameter to the basic data received by it from another agency
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