Courts: Patna High Court
Find latest Patna High Court judgments, orders and case laws on Income Tax, GST, Company Law and other taxation, business and legal disputes.
Service Tax Refund would amounts to Unjust Enrichment if paid after collecting from customer
Interest not payable under GST if ITC availed but not utilized
Tax reference can be filed in Hindi accompanied with authentic English version
Tax Evasion Cannot Be Presumed If Goods In Transit were Not Marketable
Plea seeking refund of TDS not maintainable during the pendency of scrutiny assessment
Section 115JB benefit cannot be denied to a corporation for mistake of official in Return
Proceedings under Bihar VAT & IPC are Independent to each other: HC
Retention of seized cash to be utilised towards tax dues already determined
State cannot Ban Production of Extra Neutral Alcohol: Patna HC
Levy of Bihar Entry Tax Act & Interest on Late Payment of Entry Tax is constitutional: HC
Retired VAT Officer can be appointed as member of VAT Tribunal: HC
Addition u/s. 68 justified for Capital introduced by partner in assessee firm from sale of agricultural land with No documentary evidence to substantiate sale
No VAT on free supply of medicines – State Govt. not competent to levy tax on the basis of MRP or any other notional value
Personal accountability with fine imposed on custom officials for non compliance of release order of goods
Patna High Court judgments and orders cover important taxation, commercial and other legal matters. This TaxGuru page brings together Patna High Court case laws involving Income Tax, GST, tax demands, input tax credit, registration, refunds, reassessment, penalties, Company Law and other legal disputes. Taxpayers, Chartered Accountants, advocates, businesses and professionals can use the collection to research judicial precedents and understand important developments before the Court. TaxGuru publishes recent and significant earlier Patna High Court decisions with summaries and analysis of the principal legal issues involved. This dedicated category provides a convenient resource for readers following tax and business-related High Court litigation.
