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.
ITC Denial on Retrospectively Cancelled Registrations: Case Remanded for Re-adjudication
GST Limitation Provisions Should Be Liberally Interpreted for Genuine Hardships
Employer liable to pay damages for delay in transfer of EPF accumulations by Board of Trustees
EPF Act Applicability Cannot Be Denied After Compliance: Calcutta HC
Alleged Arbitrary & illegal GST notifications: Calcutta HC stays recovery
State Authorities Cannot Issue SCN if Central Proceedings Are Ongoing Under GST
Application to Settlement Commission before 01.02.2021 not hit by provision of section 245C(5)
No writ petition was allowable if assessee could avail GST Department’s effective adjudication of matter
Section 292B cannot cure defect of Scrutiny notice to a non-existent entity
Rejection of candidature by IOC without any basis and beyond terms of brochure not justified
Detention u/s. 129(1) of GST Act affirmed due to deliberate misrepresentation
Blocking of ITC credit is not directly related to actual recovery of taxes but to Ensures that Ineligible ITC Isn’t Utilized
Calcutta High Court Orders Reassessment of GST Registration cancellation
GST: Sanjoy Mallick vs UOI- Jurisdictional issue GST: Calcutta HC Grants Interim Stay
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.
