CESTAT Chennai upheld the quashing of Anti Dumping Duty (ADD) for imported Diethyl Thio Phosphoryl Chloride based on the Customs Tariff Act nuances.
Delhi High Court states that mere claims of fraud or willful misstatement are inadequate grounds for cancelling a GST registration without solid proof.
CESTAT Chennai supports Dalmia Cement’s refund claim due to the Customs Department’s delay in reviewing orders, marking an important legal precedent.
Calcutta High Court directs the West Bengal government to address extra tax burdens on ongoing government contracts due to the introduction of GST.
ITAT Hyderabad rules on Rotodyne Engineering’s appeal, emphasizing the impact of the COVID pandemic on document submission for tax assessments.
ITAT Pune orders re-adjudication, emphasizing the importance of natural justice and giving Sachin Vasant Jare a chance to present his submissions.
ITAT Chennai rules no fresh assessment by CIT if AO chooses not to add on Income Tax. Deepika Subramanian’s appeal upheld against PCIT’s decision.
ITAT Hyderabad recognizes the relevance of DCB reports in determining proper payment of CST and VAT by Sri Gurukrupa Agro Industries for 2015-16.
CESTAT Hyderabad rules that no service tax is applicable on road repair, management, and maintenance services provided to NHAI from 2005-2009.
Delhi High Court rules that only the Commissioner has the authority under the CGST Act to freeze accounts, deeming other orders as without legal backing.
