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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, […]
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 […]
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 […]
In the country, there would be implications for the businesses, the Supreme Court kept a Gujarat High Court decision that permits the companies to makes obligatory 10% pre-deposit through the Electronic Credit Ledger (ECL), which includes accumulated input tax credit (ITC), for filing an appeal under the Goods and Services Tax law. In the case […]
In the case of an income tax refund that was sanctioned with interest but paid without it, the Madras High Court directed the Income Tax Department to acknowledge and dispose of the taxpayer’s representation regarding the unpaid interest. Vinplex India Private Limited, the applicant, submitted the writ petition asking for the interest to be filed […]
Under Section 73 of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Act, the Madras High Court has set aside an order because the principles of natural justice were violated, as the date and time for a personal hearing were not specified in two successive show cause notices issued four months apart. The impugned order has been […]
The Madras High Court has addressed the GST (Goods and Services Tax) demand that arose due to discrepancies in the Income Tax Return (ITR) Form 26AS, inconsistencies in the Input Tax Credit (ITC) shown in GSTR-2A, and ITC reversals resulting from received credit notes. The court has directed the petitioner to seek resolution from the […]
The Allahabad High Court noted that while conducting verification, the authority cited the details of the goods found and verified the accuracy of the invoices and goods in transit. It ruled that the authority cannot later change its position and claim that the goods did not match the invoice. Justice Piyush Agrawal Ruled That “Once […]
Under Section 75(6) of the Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017, an order must be self-contained, and a mere reference to earlier show cause notices is not adequate, the Allahabad High Court ruled. Section 75 of the GST Act is a general provision pertinent to the determination of tax. Section 75(6) of the GST Act […]
