If access to premises is denied, the authorised officer may do what?
ABreak open door or almirah
BCancel the registration
CAwait a court order
DDouble the tax rate
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Break open door or almirah
Section 67(4) empowers the officer to seal or break open doors, almirahs, electronic devices or boxes.
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