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Supreme Court Upholds Statutory Appeal Route for GST Disputes
The Supreme Court reinforces the mandatory statutory appeal route for GST disputes, clarifying the procedural pathway for taxpayers.
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Karnataka High Court Upholds GST Interest Waiver Rights, Cites Directory Nature of Time Limits
Karnataka High Court rules GST interest waiver time limits are directory, not mandatory, empowering taxpayers.
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Allahabad High Court Upholds Bail as Rule in Fake GST Invoice Cases
Allahabad High Court reinforces bail as the rule in fake GST invoice cases, highlighting its stance on offenses with up to five-year sentences.
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Navigating the Labyrinth: Innocent Businesses Face GST Input Tax Credit Woes Amidst Supplier Fraud
Innocent businesses face GST Input Tax Credit denial due to supplier fraud; understand the challenges and protect your business from these woes.
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Allahabad High Court Rules on ‘Shall’ in GST Law: Timeline Not Automatically Mandatory
Allahabad High Court clarifies 'shall' in GST law, ruling that timelines in Section 129(3) are not automatically mandatory.
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Kerala High Court Upholds GST DRC-01 Notice, Directs Taxpayer to Statutory Appeals
Kerala High Court upholds GST DRC-01 notice, directing taxpayers to statutory appeals and clarifying Section 74 compliance.
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Gauhati High Court Quashes GST Order Over Improper Notice Procedures
The Gauhati High Court quashed a GST order, ruling that improper notice procedures invalidate tax demands, highlighting critical procedural safeguards.
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Rajasthan High Court Condones GST Appeal Delay, Citing Taxpayer’s Reliance on Consultant and Ignorance of Cancellation
Rajasthan High Court condones GST appeal delay, recognizing taxpayer's reliance on a consultant and unawareness of registration cancellation.
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Past GST Cancellation Cannot Justify Customs Broker License Revocation, Rules CESTAT Delhi
CESTAT Delhi clarifies customs broker liability, ruling past GST cancellation cannot revoke licenses if clients had valid GST.
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Andhra Pradesh High Court Curbs Transit-State GST Officers’ Power to Detain Inter-State Goods
In a landmark decision aimed at streamlining interstate trade, the Andhra Pradesh High Court has ruled that Goods and Services Tax (GST) officers of a transit state lack the jurisdiction…