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Demanding GST from receiver under RCM leads to double taxation since tax paid by service provider

Court cannot decide dispute between private parties under Article 226 of Constitution

10% of disputed tax amount to be deposited due to non-appearance: Madras HC

Expenditure treated as capital in books cannot be claimed as revenue in computation of income

HC Criticizes Revenue, Orders Action Against Erring GST Officers & Recovery of Funds

SVLDRS-3 Issued Without Hearing Violates Natural Justice: Bombay HC

No interest due on excess ITC reversal under retrospective Section 50 amendment: Bombay HC

Pride And Dignity Is Not Only To Woman But To Men Also: Kerala HC

Madras HC directed to re-do assessment and consider section 16(5) while disallowing ITC u/s. 16(4) of GST Act

Madras HC granted opportunity to furnish objection after payment of 10% of disputed tax amount

SVLDR Scheme Benefit Covers Redemption Fine After Duty Payment Acceptance

No Justification for Slapping Scheduled Caste MP, Using Derogatory Words in Public: Bombay HC

Delayed payment of refund causes serious prejudice to both revenue & assessee: Bombay HC

Kerala HC Allows Filing of Form Missed Due to GST Portal Glitch
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