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M/s Vimal Petrothin Private Limited. Vs Commissioner, CGST and others (Uttarakhand High Court) Petitioner’s electronic credit ledger cannot be blocked for any period in excess of one year, in view of express provision contained in Sub-Rule (3) of Rule 86(A) of C.G.S. T. Rules. Thus, he submits that petitioner’s contention to this extent is correct […]
Best India Tobacco Suppliers Pvt. Ltd. Vs CIT (Andhra Pradesh High Court) The important aspect for consideration in this writ petition is when the assessee files declaration under Karvivad Samadhan Scheme, 1998 (for short, ‘the KVS scheme’) i.e., whether the tax refund should be adjusted towards the arrears of the tax proper first and balance […]
Statutory dues, which came within the meaning of ‘operational debt’, could be claimed against the Corporate Debtor only under the provisions of the IB Code and not under any other law. Assessee was diercted to make payment of the statutory dues from the date of purchase of the subject vehicles by assessees, which would be made subject to other proceedings in relation to the said vehicles since assessees, being the auction purchasers, could not be asked to make payment of the statutory dues claimed against the Corporate Debtor in liquidation in respect of vehicles prior to their date of purchase by assessees.
Yasho Industries Limited Vs Union of India (Gujarat High Court) DGGI Officers entitled to issue summons under Section 70 of CGST Act An inquiry was initiated and summons were issued against the assessee to give evidence and produce the documents in connection with the inquiry initiated for alleged incorrect IGST refunds. This petition was filed […]
Assessable person cannot be denied access to vital piece of evidence which can prove him innocent in the eyes of law by the department. Further, since this was not done, adverse inference must be necessarily drawn against the Respondent.
GST law is full of confusions and different interpretations on taxability, applicability of exemption notifications and classification of goods and services. Recently CBIC, apex body for GST administration on the recommendation of GST Council, has clarified on issues of taxability, classification / rate / exemption in respect of the following activities or services: Circular […]
Straight through Process (STP) is the procedure used by India’s Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) when it comes to approving electronic forms filed with it. It is a system through which e-filing is auto approved without manual interruption. Following is a list of e-forms which are approved through STP. Form Description When is STP followed […]
Understanding Section 194Q: TDS on purchase of goods. Learn about the applicability, rates, and time of deduction.
Comparative Analytical Summary of Section 206C(1H) & 194Q of Income Tax Act 1961: i Section & purpose 206C(1H) for Tax Collection at Source 194Q for Tax Deduction at Source ii Introduced by Finance Act & applicable to Finance Act 2020 & applicable to Seller Finance Act, 2021 & applicable to Buyer iii With effect from 1st […]
Specific actionable intelligence was received by the Income Tax Department that a set of people were to carry out an outside-the-books cash transaction of a substantial amount at Raipur, Chhattisgarh. Upon further investigations, the input was found to be credible and the hawala dealer was identified.
