"CA in practice since 2008. National Rank holder in CA Exam. Author of Book “ Comprehensive Guide to GST”. Addressed more than 150 seminars and conferences on GST for CAs and revenue officers. Regular contributor of articles to many tax journals. Main area of practice _ GST litigations. "
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Introduction In previous two parts of this article, we discussed issue of denial of ITC to recipient for the fault of supplier and some issues on blocked credit under section 17(5). ( Link of Part-1 – https://taxguru.in/goods-and-service-tax/burning-questions-gst-analysis-latest-judgements-part-1.html) Link of Part-2- https://taxguru.in/goods-and-service-tax/burning-questions-gst-analysis-latest-judgements-part-ii.html ) I also gave list of the topics that I wish to cover in […]
1. Denial of input tax credit to recipient and recovery from him if supplier fails to pay tax to Government. ( section 16) 2. Some issues on blocked credit under section 17(5). 3. Is it appropriate to deny renovation of cancellation of registration saying that the taxpayer has wrongly availed ITC under section 30?
Introduction After four years of implementation of GST, many questions of law are yet unanswered. As Supreme Court of India has noted, ‘Laws must evolve with the times if societies are to progress’. There are many issues in GST which either requires judicial intervention or some concrete action from Parliament. In this article, I have […]
In re Global Gruh Udyog (GST AAR Gujarat) Authority for advance ruling, Gujarat, held that For classification of a product its ingredients, manufacturing process and trade parlance is important and not it’s size and shape. Accordingly, papad of any size and shape will attract NIL GST. Earlier it was held that fryums attracts 18 % […]
