Madras High Court permits senior citizen to withdraw ₹2 lakh monthly from attached pension account, citing hardship, while tax appeal is pending.
Madras High Court grants GI.Retail Pvt. Ltd. two weeks to respond to a show-cause notice and orders personal hearing due to confusion over overlapping notices.
Pursuant to the search operation, a show-cause notice was issued to the appellants as required u/s. 127 of the Act, proposing to centralise the income tax files relating to the appellants to the Central Circle in Kolkata.
A recent High Court ruling set aside GST tax demand and penalty orders, citing a lack of personal hearing and inadequate notice on the GST portal, emphasizing natural justice principles.
The Madras High Court ordered the conditional revival of a GST registration cancelled for non-filing, following precedent set in the Suguna Cutpiece case.
Madras High Court held that reopening of assessment under section 148 of the Income Tax Act not sustainable since assessee has fully and truly disclosed all the material facts. Accordingly, order along with notices are liable to be set aside.
A recent High Court ruling has annulled a GST order, citing a breach of natural justice. The tax authorities failed to provide a personal hearing before issuing the impugned order, despite the taxpayer’s requests for time to file a reply.
Madras High Court permits Star Brand Enterprises to contest a ₹69.62 lakh GST demand by filing a detailed reply, conditional on 25% pre-deposit, after their consultant filed a cryptic response.
Madras High Court directs Income Tax Officer to consider representation for a ₹3.09 lakh tax refund for AY 2015-16 within six weeks, following a writ petition by Thirumalai Ramesh S.
Madras High Court sets aside an assessment order, granting a taxpayer opportunity to respond to notices after their authorized representative’s hospitalization for surgery.
