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GST E-Way Bill Validity Extension of Unloading Goods

KAR HC: 8 Hours Validity Extension Required While Unloading Goods After GST E-Way Bill Expiry

The validity of unloading the goods post expiry of the E-way bill may be extended for 8 hours to reach its destination prior to getting expired e-way bills declared by Karnataka High Court. The applicant is the owner of Hemanth Motors who is a dealer in TVS motors and the taxpayer enrolled beneath the plan […]

Need TPA for Deducting TDS for Hospitals' Payment

TPA to Deduct TDS on Hospitals’ Payment Under Section 194J, KAR HC

Under Section 194J of the Income Tax Act, the Karnataka High Court ruled that the Third Party Administrator (TPA) is obliged to Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) on amounts given to hospitals. The petitioner is the owner of TTK Healthcare TPA Private Limited is a firm that provides 3rd party services on medical and health […]

Eligible for Exemption Under Section 54F Regarding Investment

Exemption Eligibility Available Under Section 54F for the House Property Investment in the USA: KAR HC

According to section 54F of the Income Tax Return (ITR) The income tax department has declared that ITR 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 & 7 for AY 2019-20 is now available for e-Filing and soon other ITRs will also be available, the assessee is free to do the investment in the house property in […]

Karnataka HC Order In The Case of MS. Shri Keshav Cements And Infra Ltd. vs. The Dy. Commissioner Of Commercial Taxes (Audit)

Karnataka HC Quashes GST Demand, Upholds Right to Personal Hearing Under Section 75(4)

The Karnataka High Court, specifically the Dharwad Bench, has overturned a GST demand order that exceeded Rs 7.23 crore. The court found that the tax department did not follow the necessary procedure of giving a personal hearing to the affected party before issuing an unfavourable decision. The bench of Justice Lalitha Kanneganti said that Section […]

Karnataka HC's Order in The Case of M/S Ramms India Private Limited Versus The Deputy Commissioner Of Commercial Taxes

Karnataka HC Quashes Coercive GST Recovery Against Third Party, Upholds Corporate Separateness

Reaffirming the doctrine of corporate separateness and the need for strict adherence to procedural safeguards under GST law, the Karnataka High Court set aside a coercive recovery action initiated against a third-party company that was not the defaulting assessee. The Court held that the GST Department cannot recover the tax dues of one company from […]

Karnataka HC Order in The Case of Edge Solutions vs The Joint Commissioner

Clubbing of Tax Periods in Single GST SCN Not Allowed: Karnataka HC

The Karnataka High Court has cancelled a GST (Goods and Services Tax) demand order. This decision came after it was found that tax officials mistakenly combined several different tax periods into one single notice, which is not allowed under the law. The bench of Justice S.R. Krishna Kumar has stated that any proceedings commenced pursuant […]

Karnataka HC's Order in The Case of M/s Excelpoint Systems (India) Pvt. Ltd. vs. Joint Commissioner of Central Tax

Karnataka HC: Marketing & Technical Support to Foreign Parent Qualify as IGST Export, Not a Intermediary

The Karnataka High Court held that marketing and technical support services provided by the taxpayer to its foreign parent are entitled to be treated as an export of services under the IGST Act (Integrated Goods and Services Tax) and do not constitute intermediary services. Justice S.R. Krishna Kumar said that the place of supply of […]

Karnataka HC's Order in the Case of Hindustan Construction Company Ltd. Vs. Union of India

Mere Bona Fide Mistakes in GSTR-3B Can’t Automatically Trigger GST Section 73 Proceedings: Karnataka HC

The Karnataka High Court in Hindustan Construction Company Ltd. v. Union of India, decided in Writ Petition No. 22377 of 2022, analysed whether bona fide errors committed by the taxpayer at the time of filing GSTR-3B returns can explain the initiation of the proceedings u/s 73 of the CGST/KGST Act. The case was heard and […]

Karnataka HC's Order in The Case of IDP Education India Pvt Ltd vs. The Union Of India

Karnataka HC: Education Services Fall Outside the ‘Intermediary’ Definition; GST Refund Allowed

The Karnataka High Court has annulled a Goods and Services Tax (GST) appellate order issued against an education services company, directing the tax authorities to process a refund exceeding Rs 3.91 crore, which includes applicable interest. The court determined that the services provided by the company do not qualify as those of an “intermediary” under […]

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