Boroplus Antiseptic Cream was a ‘medicated ointmnet’ and was liable to be taxed at 5% under ‘drugs and medicines’ in Entry 41 Schedule II in absence of specific evidence including expert opinions, industry standards, etc. to justify the reclassification.
Appellate authority could not condone delay beyond four months under section 107 and this discretion conferred upon the appellate authority was restricted to condoning the delay only for a maximum period of one month.
Delhi High Court held that failure of PCCIT to satisfactorily record its concurrence and granting of approval for reopening of assessment without application of mind invalidates the order issued u/s. 148A(d) of the Income Tax Act.
Patna HC dismissed a writ petition challenging GST registration cancellation due to delayed appeal filing and non-utilization of Amnesty Scheme.
Calcutta HC sets aside rejection of delayed GST appeal due to age-related issues; directs Appellate Authority to reconsider with conditions.
Calcutta High Court quashes GST assessment order for Phuljhora Agro due to lack of opportunity for hearing. Case remanded for fresh proceedings under Section 73.
Calcutta HC grants stay on GST demand due to lack of Appellate Tribunal. Petitioner must deposit 10% of disputed tax for interim relief.
Calcutta High Court stays notice under Section 148 of IT Act issued by Jurisdictional AO for AY 2017-18, citing jurisdictional issues. Awaiting exchange of affidavits.
Calcutta High Court grants stay on GST demand due to lack of Appellate Tribunal. Petitioners must deposit 10% of disputed tax for interim relief.
Calcutta High Court remands GST appeal citing petitioner’s valid reason—wife’s serious kidney ailment, explaining delay in filing appeal under Section 107 of WBGST/CGST Act 2017.
