Goods and Services Tax
Courts: National Anti-Profiteering Authority
Read National Anti-Profiteering Authority orders and case laws on GST rate reductions, input tax credit benefits, profiteering and consumer benefit issues.
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CCI Holds Srinivasa Cine Enterprises Guilty of GST Profiteering
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Anti-Profiteering Section 171(3A) Penalty Before 01.10.2010 not imposable: CCI
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No profiteering if Pre GST tax rate was Lower than Post GST Era: CCI
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CCI Finds Benefit of ITC Passed, Drops Section 171 Proceedings
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Profiteering Case: IFSCA vs. Uttar Pradesh Avas Evam Vikas Praband Karyalaya
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Anti-Profiteering Rules not applies When No Tax Reduction or ITC Increase
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CCI Closes Profiteering Case as ITC Benefits already Passed
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CCI Directs DGAP to Investigate ‘Jaypee Greens Kalypso Court’ Units for Profiteering
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Anti-Profiteering provisions not attracted to project ‘Godrej Elements’: CCI
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No Profiteering on project ‘Anandam Square’ by Friends Land Developers: CCI
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No Profiteering on Other Projects by ATS Township except project ATS Rhapsody: CCI
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Pearlite Real Properties not guilty of Profiteering: CCI
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CCI directs DGAP to further investigate 8 projects of Lucknow Development Authority
National Anti-Profiteering Authority brings together orders and decisions concerning the anti-profiteering provisions under GST. The archive includes cases examining whether businesses passed on the benefit of reductions in GST rates or additional input tax credit to recipients through commensurate reductions in prices. These decisions provide useful historical material on anti-profiteering investigations, computation of alleged profiteering and related GST issues. Businesses, GST professionals, advocates and researchers can use this TaxGuru category to study anti-profiteering jurisprudence and earlier decisions under the GST framework.
