Calcutta High Court stays Section 148 notice citing procedural irregularities under Section 151A and faceless assessment rules. Further steps on the notice halted.
Gujarat High Court held that AO couldn’t assume jurisdiction to reopen assessment, without forming independent opinion, solely and mechanically relying upon the information received from the other sources. Accordingly, reopening u/s. 148 quashed.
Patna High Court sets aside GST demand against Shiv Ganga Trading Co., citing inadequate notice details. Authorities directed to reassess within eight weeks.
Gujarat AAAR denies tax exemption for Data Processing Forms P Ltd., ruling that services to GPSC and GPSSB do not qualify under GST notification 12/2017-CT (R).
Analysis of Gujarat AAAR ruling on GSPC’s settlement payment to ANP under the Production Sharing Contract. Examines GST implications and reverse charge liability.
Gujarat AAAR rules on GST rates for instant mix flours, classifying them under HSN 2106 with 18% GST. Key arguments on classification and taxability explored.
Delhi HC reviews immunity granted by the IT Settlement Commission to Standard Farms and others, focusing on the satisfaction of conditions for immunity under Section 245H.
Gujarat HC sets aside faceless assessment order due to lack of personal hearing via video conference, directing a fresh order in compliance with natural justice.
Calcutta HC ruling clarifies that retrospective cancellation of suppliers’ GST registration does not invalidate recipient’s claim to Input Tax Credit (ITC).
NCLAT upheld the approval of the Resolution Plan for Jason Dekor, dismissing procedural violations and emphasizing the CoC’s commercial wisdom.
