Courts: All High Courts
Read latest High Court judgments and orders on Income Tax, GST, Customs, Company Law and other taxation, corporate, commercial and regulatory matters.
Penalty u/s. 129 of the CGST Act cannot be imposed for minor procedural breaches: Delhi HC
Arrest in GST tax evasion matter without adequate reason to believe not justified: Bail granted
GST Registration Revocation Delay Condoned: Assessee Allowed to Restore by Paying Dues
Chhattisgarh HC Directs GST Refund Processing of Government Contractors
Government Contractor’s GST Representation Must Be Considered: Orissa HC
GST Notices Sent to Wrong Address Not Considered Properly Served, Even If Not Undelivered
ITC of earlier period allowed if GST returns filed by 30th November 2021: Karnataka HC
Revenue Cannot compel Assessee to Spread Fees for NCDs; Section 14A disallowance Limited to Exempt Income
Penalty u/s. 129(3) of CGST Act deleted as non-registration of additional place of business is procedural irregularity
Coordinated Investigation: Bombay HC Upholds Transfer of Group Cases from Mumbai to Delhi
Calcutta HC set aside cancellation order, allows petitioners to file outstanding GST returns & pay dues
Business continuity crucial for tax recovery: HC quashed GST Registration cancellation order
Furnishing Reasons at Fag End & Hasty Reassessment Proceedings Unconstitutional: Bombay HC
Once established that no cheating involved in IPC than there is no money laundering under PMLA
All High Courts brings together judgments and orders of High Courts across India published on TaxGuru. The archive covers Income Tax, GST, Customs, Company Law, Corporate Law, insolvency, commercial laws and other taxation and regulatory matters. Readers can research important questions of law, constitutional challenges, writ petitions, statutory appeals and other proceedings decided by different High Courts. Chartered Accountants, advocates, tax professionals, businesses and legal researchers can use this consolidated archive to follow High Court jurisprudence across India. Separate High Court categories are available for court-specific judgments and orders.
