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The Madras High Court stated that it cannot expect certain conditions to fall under the Goods and Services Tax Law. Particularly, what to expect if the input tax credit to the buyer is disapproved by the government for the reason that the GST has not been paid by the seller but then recovers the tax […]
The Madras High Court has ruled that mistakes are not done deliberately or with any intention. The modification, as a matter of fact, would allow relevant reporting of the ITC and turnover. This will permit the claims to be presented accurately by the applicant. The single bench of Justice Anita Sumanth has learned that the […]
Personal hearings must be allowed in all cases before assessments are finalized, with the exception of those in which the assessee’s position is meant to be accepted by the department, according to a ruling by the Madras High Court. The single justice bench Anitha Sumanth stated that the officer committed a grave error by proceeding […]
In a recent instance, the High Court (HC) of Madras ruled that the ruling made in accordance with section 74 of the GST, 2017, without taking the assessee’s response into account, is invalid. Engineering aids, on 5/04/2022, the applicant questioned the impugned order issued under section 74 of the goods and services tax act 2017 […]
The Madras High Court (HC) gave time for additional submissions in response to the delay in the suit to revoke the GST registration. The writ petitioner-dealer/registrant qua GST registration has at least three remedies under the Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017 [‘GST Act’] and its accompanying Regulations, known as the ‘Goods and Services Tax […]
“It is saddening to note that tax evasion has been mushrooming in our State / Country day-by-day, which is purely illegal, and such evasion includes hiding true income and portrayal of false income, not reporting cash flow, etc” In a recent decision, a Division Bench of the Madras High Court expressed its sadness about the […]
Dealers cannot be forced to carry forward Input Tax Credit (ITC) from the current system to the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Regime if they opt to claim a refund instead, according to a recent ruling by a single bench of the Madras High Court. On behalf of the revenue, Amirta Dinakaran said that the […]
The Madras High Court relieved the taxpayer, Tvl Marimuthu Venkateshwaran on cancellation of GST registration because of the non-filing of tax returns as of problems related to health. The writ petition furnished under Article 226 of the Constitution of India for issuance of a writ of Certiorarified Mandamus, asked for the records of the Assistant […]
The Madras High Court bench of Justice C. Sarvanan has held that the refund of input tax credit (ITC) could not refuse even the duty drawback that has been claimed by the taxpayer. The goods defined under Customs Heading No.8483-40-00 of the Customs Tariff Act 1975 have been exported by the petitioner and claimed the […]
