Explore critical GST rulings impacting taxpayers: validity of assessment orders, denial of ITC, electronic credit ledger blocking, burden of proof, and more. Stay informed!
Explore significant GST case laws from May 2024 edition covering issues like limitation period, penalty imposition, adjournment proceedings, and more.
Welcome to the GST Case Law Compendium – April 2024 Edition, a comprehensive overview of recent legal decisions shaping the landscape of Goods and Services Tax (GST) in India. In this edition, we delve into a myriad of crucial questions and legal interpretations surrounding GST, providing insights into the evolving jurisprudence in this domain.
Explore key GST rulings: supplier liability, assessment notices, interest on delayed returns, revocation of registration, rectification, penalties, and more.
Explore key GST rulings on electronic notices, refunds for coerced payments, ITC claim deadlines, and more from various High Courts. Insights for taxpayers and professionals.
Explore critical GST case law issues in the January 2024 edition. From appeal limitations to registration cancellations, get key legal insights for GST compliance.
Stay informed with the December 2023 edition of GST Case Law Compendium. Explore detailed analyses of crucial cases, including penalties, transportation disclosure, recovery proceedings, fair hearing rights, cash seizures, and more.
Explore recent GST court rulings on denial of credit, cancellation of registration, search conditions, appellate authority powers, and more. Stay informed on crucial GST issues.
Explore the latest GST case law highlights in the October 2023 edition. Dive into key questions, rulings, and expert analysis. Stay updated on GST legal developments
Welcome to the September edition of the GST Case Law Compendium. In this guide, we tackle key questions about India’s Goods and Services Tax (GST). We explore issues like whether you can be denied a tax credit without a proper investigation, when criminal proceedings can be initiated, and what happens when the Revenue Department seizes goods.