The Karnataka High Court has refused an ex parte adjudication order given against an assessee and directed a complete reevaluation of the case. Also, the court has invalidated any following recovery actions, including the bank account attachment. The bench of Justice S Sunil Dutt Yadav mentioned that the adjudication order was indeed passed ex parte. […]
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The Uttarakhand High Court stated that a GST confiscation order could not be issued without allotting the taxpayer a fair chance of hearing, since the same practice is acknowledged as a breach of Section 130 of the GST Act. Therefore, the GST order was set aside. The GST authorities confiscated the goods and vehicles of […]
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With the concerning GST compliance issues, small businesses in the city have raised concerns. Citing delays in refund and the intricate process are putting stress on their finances and slowing expansion. MSME representatives at a GST Samvaad consultation organised by the India SME Forum in the city raised various on-ground difficulties in the GST system […]
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The Jharkhand High Court, in a ruling, held that a writ petition could not be considered where a taxpayer did not submit a regulatory appeal within the specified duration of 120 days under the GST law, and the delay could not be condoned by invoking writ jurisdiction. A writ petition has been submitted by V.S. […]
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