Bombay High Court held that department cannot deny the benefits of accrued Input Tax Credit (ITC) on the sole ground that GST ITC 02 was filed manually and not electronically. Thus, relevant show cause notice quashed.
The petitioner partnership is a dealer in gold and diamond jewellery in Mumbai and registered as such under the Maharashtra Value Added Tax Act and the Central Sales Tax Act.
Where assessee was able to demonstrate that the transaction was included in the GSTR-1 Return as a zero-rated sale, the goods detained under Section 129(3) should be released provisionally.
Delhi High Court permits submission of documents within a week to support the GST registration status amid proposed cancellation.
Madras High Court sets aside order in Krith Enterprises case, citing lack of adequate personal hearing and directs reconsideration by tax authorities.
Karnataka HC dismisses Revenue’s appeal, affirming the deletion of disallowed short term capital loss due to a monetary limit circular. Case pertains to AY 2009-10.
Delhi HC rules that a defendant cannot compel the plaintiff to summon and examine their Chartered Accountant in a civil suit. Petition dismissed in limine.
Madras High Court rules on Input Tax Credit denial in Umashankar Alloys case, directing a fresh order following GST law amendments.
Patna HC ruled that GST’s 3-year limitation under Section 73(10) begins from the filing date of the annual return, not the extended due date.
Telangana High Court rules that GST appellate authority can decide jurisdictional disputes related to GST orders. Petitioners should seek remedies via appeal.
