Courts: Gauhati High Court
Find latest Gauhati High Court judgments, orders and case laws on Income Tax, GST, Company Law and other taxation, commercial and legal matters.
Extended period not invocable as notice didn’t alleged wilful suppression and misstatement
Extension of time limits under Section 168A of CGST Act: HC grants interim protection
Gauhati HC Orders Release of Interest on Delayed Excise Duty Refund
Notification 56/2023-CE dated 28.12.2023 is ultra vires section 168A of CGST Act, 2017: Gauhati HC
Gauhati HC Grants Interim Relief in GST Notification & Section 168A Dispute
ITC to bona fide purchasers cannot be denied if selling dealer fails to deposit tax
Interest not leviable as orders set aside and no taxable dues found: Gauhati HC
Installation of Capital Goods in Procurement Year not mandatory to avail CENVAT Credit
Name of concerned AO can’t be reflected in notice issued u/s 148 in faceless manner: HC
Appellate Authority shall consider request for waiver of pre-deposit under AGST Act, 1993: Gauhati HC
Existence of Assessment Required for Reassessment under Section 40, Assam VAT Act, 2003
Income Tax Search & seizure cannot be a fishing expedition: Gauhati HC
No Interest or Penalty on Late Excise Duty for Exempted Goods: Gauhati HC
Non-disclosure of Exempt LTCG Doesn’t Cause Revenue Loss: Invalidates Section 263 Proceedings
Gauhati High Court judgments and orders address a variety of taxation, constitutional, commercial and other legal disputes. This TaxGuru page collects Gauhati High Court case laws concerning Income Tax, GST, tax demands, input tax credit, reassessment, penalties, recovery, Company Law and other matters relevant to taxpayers and businesses. Chartered Accountants, advocates, professionals and other readers can use this category to locate judicial precedents and follow legal developments before the Court. TaxGuru publishes recent and important earlier Gauhati High Court decisions with summaries and analysis designed to explain the issues and significant legal principles involved. The collection provides a useful reference point for research into tax and business-related High Court jurisprudence.
