Delhi High Court mandates State GST Department to adjudicate ST Enterprises’ registration suspension/cancellation within a month, following their reply on ITC fraud allegations.
Delhi High Court directs authorities to provide GST portal access for 30 days to a taxpayer whose registration was suspended due to inability to file a reply.
Delhi High Court directs taxpayer to appeal a Rs. 37.5 lakh GST demand, found after registration recall, rather than pursuing a writ. Court allows appeal beyond limitation.
Delhi High Court affirms bail for an accused in a GST fraud case, citing no misuse of liberty and the absence of a criminal complaint despite prolonged investigation.
Delhi High Court directs tax authorities to process a deceased taxpayer’s GST registration cancellation application, allowing the legal heir to pursue it.
Delhi High Court urges GST Department to expedite over Rs. 106 crore ITC refund for M.D. Securities, citing delays in acknowledgements and disbursement, referencing Jian International precedent.
Delhi High Court sets aside reassessment proceedings and demand notice issued in the name of a deceased assessee, emphasizing invalidity of notices.
Delhi High Court orders Income Tax Department to grant full TDS credit to an NRI seller despite the buyer’s error in filing Form 26QB instead of Form 27Q.
Delhi High Court sets aside reassessment notice against Well Trans Logistics, citing lack of independent application of mind by AO and reliance on borrowed information.
Delhi High Court dismisses Kavish Ispat’s writ plea against a GST order, directing appeal as reply was considered and hearing offered. Notification validity rests with Supreme Court.