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Biometric Authentication to Launch at 46 GST Service Centres in MP to Prevent Fraud
Update / Judgement Date
24 Nov 2024
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The Madhya Pradesh government is implementing biometric authentication at 46 GST service centers to combat fraud and unauthorized access. This initiative aims to ensure that only authorized tax professionals can file returns and conduct GST-related activities. The system will require fingerprint verification and will maintain detailed logs of all transactions. The implementation follows numerous cases of fraudulent filings and unauthorized access to taxpayer data. The new system will create an audit trail and enhance security measures, making it harder for unauthorized persons to manipulate tax documents. The biometric system will be integrated with existing GST infrastructure and will require tax professionals to register their biometric data. This move is part of a broader initiative to strengthen tax administration and prevent revenue leakage. The authorities expect this system to significantly reduce fraudulent activities and protect genuine taxpayers' interests. Training sessions will be conducted for tax professionals to familiarize them with the new system.