Courts: Madras High Court
Find latest Madras High Court judgments, orders and case laws on Income Tax, GST, Customs, Company Law, IBC and other tax and commercial matters.
Tax Recovery Officer cannot declare sale by assessee to 3rd party as void
Assessing Officer must consider relevant aspects before passing order under GST
GST Refund claim cannot be rejected for refund application under wrong category
CMRL Responsible for TDS under TNVAT, Not Work Contractors: Madras HC
Madras HC upholds ITC Claims despite discrepancies in GSTR-3B
Madras HC direct Appellate Authority to consider Belated GST Appeal Due to Illness on Merits
ITC cannot be Rejected Solely on Supplier’s retrospective GST Registration Cancellation
No Interest on incorrectly availed ITC if assessee has sufficient credit in their account
GST: No 100% Penalty for Show Cause Notices Issued Under Section 73
Notice to be served via Alternate Communication Methods if Assessee Ignores Email
Discrepancies in initial assessment: Madras HC Orders Fresh Tax Assessment
Madras HC Quashes GST Revision Order Against Renault Nissan
Madras HC Orders Unblocking of ITC under Rule 86A for Lack of Written Reasons
TNVAT: ITC Reversal for Non-Production of Original Tax Invoice Not Double Taxation
Madras High Court judgments and orders constitute an extensive source of jurisprudence concerning taxation, corporate and commercial disputes. This TaxGuru page brings together Madras High Court case laws on Income Tax, GST, Customs, Company Law, insolvency, input tax credit, refunds, reassessment, tax demands, penalties and other legal matters. Taxpayers, companies, Chartered Accountants, advocates and tax professionals can use this collection to research judicial precedents and follow developments affecting tax and business law. TaxGuru publishes recent and significant earlier Madras High Court decisions with summaries and analysis highlighting important issues and legal principles. The page provides a convenient resource for researching taxation, corporate, commercial and regulatory litigation before the Madras High Court.
