Goods and Services Tax
Courts: GSTAT
Read latest GSTAT judgments and orders on input tax credit, classification, taxability, valuation, refunds, demands, penalties and other GST disputes.
Goods and Services Tax
GST Appeal Filed Before Section 107 Order Is Passed Not Maintainable: GSTAT Chennai
Goods and Services Tax
GSTAT Finds Nil Profiteering as Cost Escalation Offsets GST ITC Benefit
Goods and Services Tax
GSTAT Upholds EGVs as Valid GST Benefit Transfer, Orders ₹10,241 Fund Deposit
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GSTAT Restores Section 129 Penalty for Iron Scrap Moved Without E-Way Bill
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GSTAT Remands GSTR-3B and GSTR-2A ITC Mismatch for Fresh Verification
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Rule 43 Amendment Excluding Duty Scrips From ITC Reversal Is Prospective: GSTAT Kolkata
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GSTAT Bengaluru Denies Section 128A Waiver for December 2020 ITC Demand
Goods and Services Tax
GSTAT Quashes Section 129 Penalty on Same-GSTIN Stock Transfer Without E-Way Bill
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GSTAT Grants Cum-Tax Benefit to Composition Dealer After Turnover Threshold Breach
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GSTAT Allows ITC Appeal Subject to Verification of Sufficient IGST Credit
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GSTAT Quashes ₹2.63 Lakh E-Way Bill Penalty for Bona Fide Procedural Lapse
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GSTAT Quashes ₹1.39 Lakh Penalty as MOV-09 Was Issued After 47 Days
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ITC Cannot Be Denied for Toll Plaza Gaps or Supplier’s Supplier Default: GSTAT Kolkata
GSTAT brings together judgments and orders of the Goods and Services Tax Appellate Tribunal published on TaxGuru. The archive covers GST appellate disputes involving input tax credit, classification, taxability, valuation, refunds, registration, demands, penalties and other issues arising under the GST laws. Taxpayers, businesses, Chartered Accountants, advocates and GST professionals can use this consolidated category to research GSTAT jurisprudence and follow developments emerging from Tribunal benches across India. Dedicated GSTAT bench categories provide access to judgments and orders from individual benches.
