Madras High Court sets aside GST order due to lack of physical service of notice and remands the case, directing the petitioner to deposit 10% of the disputed tax.
Madras High Court invalidates tax demand on deceased person if legal heirs are not operating the business. Legal heirs liable only if business continues.
Madras High Court confirms Form ASMT-10 is crucial for discrepancies in return scrutiny under Section 61 of CGST Act, ruling its absence vitiates the process.
Madras High Court held that addition towards difference between purchase value and guideline value without awaiting report of valuation officer, as matter was referred to valuation officer, is clearly unsustainable.
Madras High Court held that matter rightly transferred from jurisdiction of registered office to place of business as search was conducted based on place of business and incriminating material were seized based on place of business.
Madras High Court rules on CIT Vs Indian Institute of Engineering, affirming tax exemption under Section 11 for payments made as per trust deed.
Madras High Court held that cancellation of GST registration due to non-payment of GST due to the financial crisis faced by the petitioner restored as the same will motivate the petitioner to do his business and pay pending tax.
Madras High Court held that the Assessment Officer has not recorded the reasons for arriving at a subjective satisfaction to initiate penalty proceedings under Section 271E of the Act, which is mandatory. Thus, order set aside.
Madras High Court held that under the guise of investigation, order freezing the entire account without quantifying the amount and period cannot be passed. Such order will be construed as violation of the fundamental rights of trade and business.
Assessee-customs broker firm had challenged the suspension of its license by the Principal Commissioner of Customs, Chennai, and subsequent proceedings initiated for the revocation of its license.
