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Madras HC's Order In Case of M/s. Pioneer Products vs The State Tax Officer (FAC)

Madras HC: Reminder Notice Mandatory Before Ex-Parte GST Order U/S 169

The tax authority should send at least one reminder notice via Registered Post Acknowledgement Due (RPAD) or any other valid mode as specified u/s 169 of the GST (Goods and Services Tax ) Act, the Madras High Court ruled before passing an ex-parte order. Justice Krishnan Ramasamy, on June 11, 2025, furnished the ruling quashed […]

Madras HC's Order in Case of Volvo Auto India Private Limited vs. Union of India & Ors

Madras HC Declares GST Extension Notifications Under Section 168A Unconstitutional

The extension GST notification issued under Section 168A of the CGST Act, 2017, which extended the time limit for adjudication, has been quashed by the Madras High Court. The bench of Justice Mohammed Shaffiq ruled that the Notification No. 09/2023 has specified poor in law since its issuance was not occasioned via a force majeure […]

Madras HC's Order in the Case of Tvl.Metro Computers vs. The Deputy State Tax Officer

Madras HC: Tax Officers Must Apply Sense, Not Treat GST Notice Service as Formality

Tax officers should not serve GST notices merely as a formality, especially when taxpayers fail to respond to electronic communications, the Madras High Court observed. The bench said that “No doubt, sending notice by uploading in portal is a sufficient service, but, the Officer who is sending the repeated reminders, inspite of the fact that […]

Madras HC's Order in The Case of M/s.Tuskers Associates vs The State Tax Officer

Madras HC Allows 15% Pre-deposit for Late GST Appeal on Non-Reflection of Credit Note, ITC Reversal in GSTR-2A

The Madras High Court dismissed a plea by M/s. Tuskers Associates, a Chennai-based partnership firm, but allowing them to appeal a GST assessment order with a 15% pre-deposit of the disputed tax. The case is related to the notice that was furnished dated August 29, 2024, by a tax official from the Velachery Assessment Circle. […]

Madras HC's Order in The Case of Tvl. Sri Mathuru Eswarar Traders vs. The Deputy State Tax Officer

Madras HC: GST Notice Must Be Properly Served via RPAD If No Response on Portal

The Madras High Court ruled that Goods and Services Tax notices must be served precisely. The court also stated that if no response is received to a notice uploaded on the GST portal, the notice must be issued via Registered Post with Acknowledgement Due (RPAD). The applicant, Tvl. Sri Mathuru Eswarar Traders, a commission agent […]

Madras HC's Order In Case of Tvl.Sri Sai Company vs State Tax Officer

GST SCN Valid Even If Verification Report Is Unshared, Madras HC Orders Dept to Furnish Report

While refusing to quash the Show Cause Notice (SCN), the Madras High Court directed the Goods and Services Tax (GST) department to provide a copy of the verification report that formed the basis of the notice. The validity of the SCNs dated 26.03.2025 is being contested by the applicant, a sole proprietor of Tvl. Sri […]

Madras HC's Order in The Case of M/s.Nikitha Traders V/S Superintendent of CGST and Central Excise

Madras HC Dismisses GST Writ on GSTR-2A vs 3B ITC Mismatch, Cites Appeal Route

In a development concerning GST compliance and judicial remedies, a writ petition filed by M/s Nikitha Traders, challenging a demand and penalty order issued by the Central Goods and Services Tax (CGST) authorities, has been dismissed by the Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court. The court recommended appellant pursue the available statutory appellate route, […]

Madras HC's Order in The Case of Dhanapal Eswari vs. The Income Tax Officer

Madras HC Grants Relief to Gas Distributor After Income Tax Notice Missed Due to Email Change

A writ appeal filed by a gas cylinder and stove distributor has been partly allowed by the Madras High Court, which set aside the condition imposed by a single judge to pay 15% of the disputed tax amount. Dhanapal Eswari, a distributor of gas cylinders and stoves, couldn’t file her Income Tax Return for Assessment […]

Madras HC's Order In Case of M/s.KLP Projects Private Limited vs. Assistant Commissioner of Income Tax

Madras HC: Limitation Period Begins from Seizure Date, Upholds Validity of Section 153C IT Notice

According to the Madras High Court, the limitation period for issuing notices under Section 153C to a third party begins on the date the materials are seized or requisitioned, not on the date of the search. M/s. KLP Projects Private Limited (applicant) has submitted the writ petitions against notices on 30.12.2024 and an order on […]

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