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AP HC's Order In Case of Mahavir Auto Diagnostics Pvt. Ltd. vs. Additional Commissioner of Central Tax

Andhra Pradesh HC Allows Transitional GST Credit, Reversals Set Aside

The Andhra Pradesh High Court ruled that after the Apex court allowed reporting of the GST portal for filing the transitional credit declarations, benefits could not be trimmed via the department restrictions. The right of the applicant has been kept by the court to submit TRAN forms in the said window and set aside the […]

Karnataka HC's Order In Case of Safan Fasteners Vs Assistant Commissioner

Karnataka HC Quashes GST Credit Blockage Over Lack of Pre-Decisional Hearing

The Karnataka High Court, in a ruling, has held in favour of M/s Safan Fasteners, setting aside the order of the tax department that restricted the Electronic Credit Ledger (ECL) of the company under Rule 86A of the Central Goods and Services Tax (CGST) Rules. The court said that the measure was opted without allotting […]

Delhi HC's Order In Case of Shri Sai Ram Enterprises Vs. PR. ADG, DGGI, Gurugram & Anr

Delhi HC Orders Unblocking of GST Credit Ledger After One-Year Lapse, Cites Rule 86A

The Delhi High Court ordered the unblocking of an enterprise’s electronic credit ledger after one year since its initial blocking. In doing so, a division bench of Justices Prathiba M. Singh and Rajneesh Kumar Gupta mentioned Rule 86A of the CGST Rules, 2017, which specifies the conditions of use of the amount available in the […]

Jharkhand HC's Order In Case of M/s. Ram Constructions vs. Union of India

Jharkhand HC: GST Credit Allowed on Delayed GSTR-3B, Directs Refund of Penalty and Interest to Petitioner

It was held by the Jharkhand High Court that the Goods and Services Tax ( GST) Input Tax Credit ( ITC ) is permissible even on the late filing of the Goods and Services Return GSTR-3B for the FY 2017-18 while asking for a Refund of Penalty & Interest to the petitioner. M/s. Ram Constructions, […]

Karnataka HC's Order in the Case of M/s Prince Steel vs. State of Karnataka

Karnataka HC: GST Credit Ledger Can’t Be Blocked Under Rule 86A Without a Valid Reason

The Karnataka High Court in a case has ruled that electronic credit ledger(ECL) could not get restricted under Central Goods and Service Tax (CGST), 2017 without clear reasons. It was discovered that the block was on the receipt of a copy of the enforcement reports of the authority. The orders invoked by rule 86A of […]

Gujarat HC's Order For PMW Metal and Alloys Pvt. Ltd. VS Union of India & Ors.

Gujarat HC: GST Credit Can’t Be Blocked in the ECL if the Balance Is Nil or Insufficient

It was mentioned by the Gujarat High Court that no blocking of the credit in the electronic credit ledger is there if the available balance is not enough. The Division Bench, including Justices Bhargav D. Karia and Niral R. Mehta, was hearing a case where the taxpayer argued that the blocking of Input Tax Credit […]

Allahabad HC's Order for Malik Traders

Allahabad HC: For Claiming GST Credit, Petitioner Must Prove the Transaction’s Genuineness Beyond Any Doubt

The Allahabad High Court’s recent ruling stipulates that an assessee is ineligible to claim input tax credit unless they successfully demonstrate unambiguous proof of the actual transaction and the physical movement of goods. Referring to Sections 16 and 74 of the UP Goods and Service Tax Act, 2017, Justice Piyush Agrawal stated that “it is […]

Rajasthan High Court's Order for Hindustan Unilever Limited

Rajasthan HC: Authorities to Make a Process for Matching GST Credit Note with ITC Reversal

With regard to the process for matching the credit note of the supplier with the ITC reversal, the Rajasthan High Court seeks recommendations from the authorities. In the absence of any legal obligation cast on the respondent to perform the matching actions when the applicant wishes to avail the decrease in the liability of tax, […]

Kerala HC’s Order for Diya Agencies

Kerala HC: Buyer Can’t Be Refused for GST Credit Due to Seller’s GSTR-2A Omission

ITC could not be restricted to the purchaser only on the basis of the non-reflection of transaction in the GSTR-2A form, Kerala High Court ruled. Justice Dinesh Kumar Singh ordered the issue to be sent back to the Assessing Officer so that the purchaser, who is the petitioner here, could have a chance. “If on […]

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