Madras High Court quashes a GST assessment order for being unreasoned, highlighting the necessity for detailed reasoning in tax assessments, especially regarding ITC claims.
Madras High Court directs Goodearth Maritime to pay 60% of demand under SLVDRS, distinguishing rectification from appeal in tax disputes.
Explore the Madras High Court judgment on Murugesan Jayalakshmi vs State Tax Officer, highlighting the breach of natural justice in GST assessment orders.
Explore the judgment of Madras High Court in Ruben Jeyasankari Vs Chief Commissioner of Income Tax-4. Learn about compounding application, guidelines, and directives under the Income Tax Act.
Madras High Court quashes assessment order against Shree Shyama Traders, allowing for a fresh look at the ITC reversal and bank attachment order.
Explore a legal case where the Madras HC intervenes due to officer bias in a State GST show cause notice. Discover the judgment impact on principles of natural justice and the role of inspecting officers
Madras High Court quashes tax assessment order due to exceeding time limit for issuing the order after receiving directions from Dispute Resolution Panel. This case highlights the importance of adhering to prescribed timelines in tax assessments.
Madras High Court rules draft assessment order must be treated as show cause notice due to lack of opportunity to respond. This decision protects taxpayer rights and ensures fair tax assessments in India.
Madras High Court ruled that the Tax Recovery Officer (TRO) cannot declare a property sale made by an assessee to a third party as void, even if the sale occurred during tax proceedings. This decision protects the rights of third-party buyers in tax disputes.
Explore the Madras High Court’s decision in Global Calcium (P.) Ltd. v. Assistant Commissioner, emphasizing the importance of assessing officers considering relevant aspects before passing orders. Get insights into the impact on GST assessments.
