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Judicial Corner :When Buyer was unable to claim ITC for such invoices where it did not appear in its GSTR-2B but appeared inadvertently in GSTR-2B of third party vendor, assessee’s request to amend/rectify Form GSTR-1 could not be rejected as errors of assessee were inadvertent and bonafide and there was not an iota of an illegal gain being derived by assessee. (18.12.2023)

When Buyer was unable to claim ITC for such invoices where it did not appear in its GSTR-2B but appeared inadvertently in GSTR-2B of third party vendor, assessee’s request to amend/rectify Form GSTR-1 could not be rejected as errors of assessee were inadvertent and bonafide and there was not an iota of an illegal gain …

Judicial Corner :When Buyer was unable to claim ITC for such invoices where it did not appear in its GSTR-2B but appeared inadvertently in GSTR-2B of third party vendor, assessee’s request to amend/rectify Form GSTR-1 could not be rejected as errors of assessee were inadvertent and bonafide and there was not an iota of an illegal gain being derived by assessee. (18.12.2023) Read More »

GST : Section 74(1) can be invoked only in cases where there is a fraud or wilful mis- statement or suppression of facts to evade tax on the part of the said taxpayer. Section 74(1) cannot be invoked merely on account of non-payment of GST, without specific element of fraud or wilful mis-statement or suppression of facts to evade. (18.12.2023)

GST :  Section 74(1) can be invoked only in cases where there is a fraud or wilful mis- statement or suppression of facts to evade tax on the part of the said taxpayer. Section 74(1) cannot be invoked merely on account of non-payment of GST, without specific element of fraud or wilful mis-statement or suppression …

GST : Section 74(1) can be invoked only in cases where there is a fraud or wilful mis- statement or suppression of facts to evade tax on the part of the said taxpayer. Section 74(1) cannot be invoked merely on account of non-payment of GST, without specific element of fraud or wilful mis-statement or suppression of facts to evade. (18.12.2023) Read More »

RBI: Reserve Bank of India, is set to release the Sovereign Gold Bond Scheme 2023-24. (12.12.2023)

RBI: Reserve Bank of India, is set to release the Sovereign Gold Bond Scheme 2023-24. Series II, available for subscription from December 18 to December 22, 2023, will be issued on December 28, 2023. Series IV, open for subscription from February 12 to February 16, 2024, will be issued on February 21, 2024. [Notification No. …

RBI: Reserve Bank of India, is set to release the Sovereign Gold Bond Scheme 2023-24. (12.12.2023) Read More »

Judicial Corner: High Court of Madras instructed the authorities to reevaluate matter where assessee had raised concerns about improper communication of notices. The assessment Order was to be set aside and furthermore authorities was urged to resolve issue regarding placement of information in Dashboard menus for “View Additional Notices and Orders” and “View Notices and Orders.(06.12.2023)

GST: High Court of Madras instructed the authorities to reevaluate matter where assessee had raised concerns about improper communication of notices. The assessment Order was to be set aside and furthermore authorities was urged to resolve issue regarding placement of information in Dashboard menus for “View Additional Notices and Orders” and “View Notices and Orders.

Income Tax: CBDT relaxes the time-frame to allows the processing of returns with refund claims subject to prior administrative approval of Pr.CCIT/CCIT concerned.(06.12.2023)

Income Tax: CBDT relaxes the time-frame to allows the processing of returns with refund claims subject to prior administrative approval of Pr.CCIT/CCIT concerned. The intimation of such processing can be sent to the assessee concerned by 31.01.2024. [Order under section 119 of the Income-tax Act, 1961 dated 1st Dec 2023]

DGFT: All AA/EPCG authorization holders falling under the purview of the Amnesty scheme are urged to take advantage of this opportunity, as the deadline for filing applications will not be extended beyond 31.12.2023.(06.12.2023)

DGFT: All AA/EPCG authorization holders falling under the purview of the Amnesty scheme are urged to take advantage of this opportunity, as the deadline for filing applications will not be extended beyond 31.12.2023. [Trade Notice No. 35/2023-24-DGFT | Dated: 05th December, 2023]

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