Statement by Milton Foo, SUPP Youth Central Publicity
1. Is there such a notice of GST indebtedness from the Customs department issued to the business/person?
2. Is there a further notice from the Customs department that if the person fails to settle his GST debts with the Customs within a specified time, they will proceed to Immigration authority to bar him from traveling abroad?
3. Albeit there is law empowering the immigration director general to issue traveling bar without giving any reason upon receiving the request from the Custom department, as a matter fairness & natural justice, advance notice should also be issued to the person notifying & informing him of the said overseas bar.
4. How about the GST input tax refund for the business which has always been long awaited from the Customs? If there is a penalty against the person for failing to settle GST by imposing traveling bar, there must equally be a remedy against the authority (the Customs) for failing to refund or delay in refunding the said GST input tax!
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