Karnataka High Court grants another opportunity to C.T. Raghu to submit documents after his Tax Audit Report was rejected for unsigned schedules and annexures.
The Karnataka High Court, upholding the ITAT’s order, reiterated that discounts on the issuance of ESOPs are allowable deductions under Section 37(1) of the Income Tax Act, in line with the decision in Biocon Ltd.
Delhi High Court held that cancellation of GST registration with retrospective effect without affording sufficient opportunity of being heard is unjustified. Accordingly, order cancelling GST registration set aside.
Bombay HC rejects faulty Customs affidavit; new filing required by September 20. Court gives Surgive Meena another chance to comply.
Karnataka High Court directs the restoration of GST registration wrongly canceled due to administrative error within 4 weeks, subject to tax filing and payment.
Madras HC condones delay in filing GSTR 3B beyond 30 days under GST Act, provided the taxpayer pays late fees. Tax assessment may follow for any shortfall.
Delhi HC rules that past tax liability can’t justify denying GST registration cancellation. Process application while ensuring any tax dues remain payable.
Madras High Court condoned a 73-day delay in appeal filing due to genuine reasons, after GST notices were mistakenly sent to the petitioner’s former consultant.
Patna HC rules appeal maintainable despite GST payment from Electronic Credit Ledger; directs Appellate Authority to consider the case on merits.
Madras HC dismisses Revenues appeal challenging ITAT’s stay order, stating the stay had expired, leaving substantial questions of law open.
