[Solved] A casual taxable person is required to obtain registration where he makes

Q.	A casual taxable person is required to obtain registration where he makes
A.	Taxable inter-State supply
B.	Taxable inter-State or intra-State supply
C.	Taxable inter-State or intra-State supply whose proposed value exceeds ` 20 lakhs
D.	In none of the above situations
Answer» B. Taxable inter-State or intra-State supply

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