Courts: Allahabad High Court
Find latest Allahabad High Court judgments, orders and case laws on Income Tax, GST, Company Law, Customs and other tax, business and legal matters.
No personal hearing; Order set aside, remit for fresh decision: Allahabad HC
UPVAT Act: Revisional jurisdiction does not empower HCs to revaluate factual evidence
Allahabad HC Stays CGST Recovery, 20% Disputed Tax Deposit Ordered
Allahabad HC explains Doctrine of Finality in Tax Matters
Right to Hearing Mandatory for Adverse Orders: Section 75(4) of CGST Act 2017
Section 13(1)(f) of UPVAT Act Inapplicable if Tax Paid Exceeds ITC Claimed
Allahabad HC Remands Matter: GST Refund Cancellation Without Hearing
Granite stone block and pieces taxable @ 5% under UPVAT
No Section 68 Additions Without Substantive Inquiry & Evidence, Mere Suspicions Insufficient
No Penalty for Expired E-Way Bills if no Tax Evasion Intent: Allahabad HC
Allahabad HC upholds penalty for Wrong Representation in Goods Purchase under Sales Tax Act
GST: No Penalties If Discrepancies Rectified Before Issuance of Orders
Personal Hearing Mandated Under UPGST Act Section 75(4), Regardless of Request: HC
GST Appellate authority cannot Remand proceedings to original authority
Allahabad High Court judgments and orders cover a wide range of constitutional, taxation, commercial and other legal disputes. This TaxGuru page brings together Allahabad High Court case laws on Income Tax, GST, Customs, Company Law, insolvency, recovery, penalties, reassessment, writ proceedings and other matters relevant to taxpayers, businesses and professionals. Chartered Accountants, advocates, tax professionals, companies and other readers can use this page to research important rulings and understand the legal principles considered by the Court. The collection includes recent as well as significant earlier Allahabad High Court decisions published on TaxGuru. Case summaries and analysis help readers identify the issues, findings and implications of important judgments while providing access to developments in tax and commercial jurisprudence before the Allahabad High Court.
