The Gujarat High Court grants a temporary suspension of GST registration cancellation for Deep Chemicals, allowing the company to file pending returns after depositing outstanding dues and late fees.
ITAT reaffirmed that goodwill is a depreciable intangible asset and clarified that amendments under Finance Act operate prospectively, not retrospectively.
The Delhi High Court has decided to hear a writ petition filed by Hybon Technologies, which challenges the tax authorities’ jurisdiction to scrutinize Input Tax Credit (ITC) claims while processing a refund application. The court overruled the preliminary objection of the department and will consider the core legal issue.
In a landmark ruling, the Delhi High Court directs the GST department to refund ₹37.56 lakh to G.S. Industries. The court held that the department cannot withhold a refund based on its intent to appeal a favorable appellate order.
The Karnataka High Court has set aside a prosecution order against Natural Remedies Private Limited. The court found that the Commissioner of Labour failed to provide sufficient reasoning or evidence to prove a direct link between the company’s outsourcing activities and an alleged breach of a settlement with a trade union.
The Delhi High Court has dismissed a writ petition by PSK Engineering seeking over Rs. 4 crore in payments from the National Projects Construction Corporation.
Madras High Court upheld a single bench order quashing assessments on ITC reversal under the TNVAT Act, but allowed for the assessments to be revived if the Supreme Court reverses a prior High Court ruling.
The CESTAT Ahmedabad rules that Hubergroup India is entitled to a cash refund of accumulated Education Cess credit, citing that the abolition of the levy doesn’t negate the right to a refund of legally earned Cenvat credit.
HP High Court stays a GST audit against Saboo Tor Pvt. Ltd., citing the state’s failure to issue the mandatory 15-day pre-audit notice as required by Section 65(3) of the GST Act.
Gujarat AAR rules that charges for deposit works like constructing transmission infrastructure are exempt from GST under Entry 25A, effective Oct 10, 2024. Understand the implications for electricity utilities.
