Analysis of M. Kandasamy Vs Deputy State Tax Officer-2 case reveals how inadequate hearing led to unsustainability of order under CGST Act 2017.
Explore the case of Akshya Kumar Sahu v. Commissioner, CGST & Central Excise, where the Orrisa High Court directs the opening of the GST portal for filing returns. Learn about the conditions and implications.
Court observed that the petitioner had provided a detailed reply addressing each head of the Show Cause Notice. However, the impugned order merely stated that the reply was not satisfactory without providing any substantive reasoning or analysis. The Court held that this lack of consideration rendered the order unsustainable.
Bombay High Court ruling: Assessing Officer (AO) must record dissatisfaction with Assessee’s claim regarding expenditure. Detailed analysis of PCIT-2 Vs Tata Capital Ltd case.
Delhi High Court rules AO can’t deviate from Transfer Pricing Officer’s determined Arm’s Length Price (ALP) in international transactions, upholding assessee’s writ petition.
In S.S. Suppliers vs. State of U.P., Allahabad HC rules show cause notice sans personal hearing details violates Sec 75(4), leading to order annulment. Learn more.
Delhi High Court modifies retrospectively canceled GST registration in Anil Soni Prop vs Superintendent case. Analysis of court judgment and implications of retrospective cancellation.
Delhi High Court directs detailed response to GST Show Cause Notice regarding disputed principal place of business, suspends registration.
Read about the Madras High Court’s decision to quash a GST assessment order due to confirmed tax liability exceeding the amount in the show cause notice by Rs. 69 lakh.
In Tvl. M.S. Enterprises Vs State Tax Officer, Madras High Court highlights failure to grant personal hearing despite request, leading to order being quashed and remanded.
