"I am practicing Tax Advocate"
The above words will equally apply to the Tax Advocates, GST Practitioners and other Tax Professionals, as no doubt they will have toiled into the night to draft the writ petitions, replies to show cause notices, grounds of appeals etc.
M/s. Sri G K Exim Vs Deputy Commissioner (Andhra Pradesh High Court) In W.P. No. 3298 of 2019, a similar issue came up before the Division Bench of this Court for consideration. Relying upon the judgments in Uninav Developers Pvt Ltd., v. Union of India & Others [2019-VIL-367-DEL], Bhargava Motors v. Union of India [2019 […]
Reading of a judgment is an art, no doubt about this. Since we all are in the profession for decades and appearing before the various forums including the assessing authorities. But, the purpose of placing a judgment given by a Court has not been properly met with; this is because we are not well versed […]
Preparation of an appeal before the Tribunal 1) Introduction: Once an order or proceedings is received from an appellate authority or revisional authority against which appeal lies to GST Appellate Tribunal (for short GSTAT) and the appellant has reason to be aggrieved by any finding, conclusion or observation made by the authority passing the order, […]
Before resorting to the assessment, the GST authorities shall issue a show cause notice proposing the tax due to the department basing on the information submitted in compliance to the assessment notification. The GST authorities shall call for the objections, if any, and then the registered person, in reply to the show cause notice has […]
M/s Sri Siddhi Kalko Bhagavan Stone Crusher Vs The Assistant Commissioner ST (Andhra Pradesh High Court) In this Writ Petition, under Article 226 of the Constitution of India, the challenge is to the rejection order, dated 22.09.2018, of the learned Appellate Joint Commissioner (ST), Vijayawada, whereby the appeal of the petitioner was rejected on the […]
