One question. Connected evidence. A result that can change.

1. A shop checks its figures

Work out turnover, inspect the exact definition and change a figure. The starting total is ₹21,00,000 if the live definition passes its source check.

Change taxable local sales to ₹13,00,000. Then change GST/cess to ₹60,000. Compare which change affects the total and why. Save the result.

2. Two provisions, two different questions

Explore why exempt sales appear in the definition while another provision addresses exclusively non-taxable or wholly exempt businesses. Inspect both passages and the condition. The comparison does not classify a business or settle all registration rules.

Then check a definition claim: the exact-wording result and the supported conclusion are separate.

3. A missing detail and a recorded change

Leave scope uncertain. The result must stay unresolved, not become zero. Inspect outstanding dependencies, then see which documents a recorded amendment directly targets.

Review the 2022 notification example. The principal notification is under review, so this does not produce an updated exemption ruling.

Shared infrastructure

Mock business onboarding reuses the same calculation and source-check service. There is no government submission. Saved summaries are browser-local snapshots, not automatically updated opinions.