Guwahati High Court grants bail to Aniket Sovasaria, accused in a ₹6.12 crore GST input tax credit fraud, citing non-compliance with arrest procedures and existing judicial precedents.
Gauhati HC, in case of Ganapati Enterprise Vs. State of Assam and Ors., has quashed a GST demand order, reiterating necessity of a proper statutory show cause notice (SCN) under Section 73(1) of CGST Act, 2017.
Gauhati High Court rejected Jitu Enterprises’ request for 48 GST installments, citing statutory limits. The firm can reapply for 24 installments.
Tata Projects Ltd. challenges an ITC demand for 2018-21 in Gauhati High Court. Court issues notice, stays coercive action until July 18, 2025 hearing.
Gauhati High Court halts ₹28 crore income tax demand on Mizoram trader, Jennyfar Lalzarliani Hrahsel, citing business income and tax exemption claims.
Gauhati High Court addresses Shashi Kumar Choudhary’s petitions challenging simultaneous tax actions and jurisdiction, with a stay on coercive action.
Gauhati High Court held that anticipatory bail application is not maintainable since ineligible ITC amount involved is less 5 crores and hence the case falls under bailable offence. Accordingly, the application is rejected.
Gauhati High Court sets aside GST summary show cause notice and order, reaffirming that a proper SCN is mandatory under Section 73.
Gauhati High Court held that in view of provisions of section 292B and 292BB of the Income Tax Act the right of assessee has been restricted to challenge the validity of notice issued by Income Tax Officer (ITO) or assessment order passed by DCIT.
Guwahati High Court held that benefit of section 10(26) of the Income Tax Act admissible to member of recognized schedule tribe community and hence income tax deducted from the salary is liable to be refunded. Thus, writ of revenue held as devoid of merits.
