Courts: Calcutta High Court
Find latest Calcutta High Court judgments, orders and case laws on Income Tax, GST, Customs, Company Law, IBC and other tax, business and legal matters.

No compounding allowed on application made by person found guilty under FEMA after adjudication

Order allowing withdrawal/cancellation of Ex. Bond Bill of Entry without referring provision is not sustainable

Voluntary GST Payments Under Section 73(5) Cannot Be Treated as Compliance

Calcutta HC Dismisses Revenue Appeal on Section 68 Share Capital Addition

Bombay HC Declares Provisional GST Account Attachment Invalid After One Year

Deduction u/s 80P was allowable on interest earned on surplus lending funds as same was related to Banking business

Appellate Authority Can Permit Additional Evidence in GST Appeals: Calcutta HC

Section 271(1)(c) Penalty Notice Invalid If Grounds Not Specified: Calcutta HC

GST SCN cannot be quashed due to a lack of pre-SCN consultation but its Vital

Calcutta High Court Grants Bail in GST Fraud Case

FEMA Compounding application not maintainable post completion of adjudication

Writ Petition on GST ITC Disallowance Dismissed by Calcutta HC – Appeal Remedy Available

Calcutta HC Dismisses Service Tax Writ for Petitioner’s Failure to Update Address

Calcutta HC Directs Restoration of GST Registration After Petitioners Prove Business Existence
Calcutta High Court judgments and orders provide important precedents across taxation, corporate, commercial and other areas of law. This TaxGuru page collects Calcutta High Court case laws concerning Income Tax, GST, Customs, Company Law, insolvency, banking, reassessment, penalties, recovery and procedural issues. Taxpayers, businesses, Chartered Accountants, advocates and tax professionals can use this category to research relevant High Court decisions and follow developments in tax and commercial jurisprudence. The collection includes recent judgments as well as significant earlier Calcutta High Court rulings published on TaxGuru. Case summaries and analysis assist readers in understanding the issues before the Court, the legal principles applied and the implications of important judicial decisions.
