Therefore, even if the Notification under Section 5(1) of the Minimum Wages Act, 1948 is perceived to be a subordinate legislative piece, there is no gainsaying that it preceded the statutory process.
ITAT Allahabad remands a case involving ₹33.29 lakh unexplained cash deposits back to AO due to a mix-up of assessment years by CIT(A).
ITAT Allahabad quashes penalty under Section 271(1)(c) and directs AO to reconsider quantum addition in Chandra Bali Singh’s case.
Supreme Court quashes criminal proceedings against R. P. Darrmalingam for delayed IT return filing, citing penalty drop and refund order under the IT Act.
Orissa High Court restores GST registration in Prem Kumar Motiwala’s case, applying precedent set in Harish Mahanta vs. Chief Commissioner CT and GST.
Orissa High Court condones delay in GST registration revocation for Pramila Sen, directing compliance with tax dues and formalities under OGST Rules.
Calcutta High Court orders GST registration restoration for Manoj Roy, allowing dues payment within 45 days, post non-filing of returns and cancellation.
The Central Government has the power to lay down the principles for taxation on mechanically propelled vehicles by the State. The Central Government may lay down the principles by enacting a law or by subordinate legislation
Kerala High Court held that there is no need for issuance of separate notification for cross-empowerment for authorising state GST officials as proper officer for the purpose CGST Act. Accordingly, writ disposed of.
CESTAT Kolkata condones appeal delay due to lack of proof on service date in A.S. Enterprise vs. Customs case. Remands for merit-based review in 3 months.
