GSTAT appeal filing explained: Key lessons from Manobendra Ghoshal case on jurisdiction errors, 20% pre-deposit, timelines, and essential strategies taxpayers must follow before Tribunal proceedings.
Explore whether GST permits a single show-cause notice for multiple financial years, the evolving High Court rulings, and how this legal debate could reshape limitation, jurisdiction, and procedural discipline under India’s GST framework.
GST law distinguishes between delayed tax payment and wilful evasion impacting whether Section 73 or 74 applies. The M/s Sriba Nirman Company case, upheld by the Supreme Court, highlights how non-compliance and intent can trigger strict penalties, even if tax is later paid.
No tax demand but still need a pre-deposit? Explore the evolving GST appeal framework, Finance Act 2025 amendments, and why penalty and possibly interest can trigger mandatory deposits before filing appeals.
Handle GST notices effectively with a clear, timely, and well-documented reply. Learn how to understand notice details, address mismatches, attach proper evidence and avoid common mistakes to resolve issues early and prevent penalties or litigation.
The Rajasthan Technical University vs Union of India ruling clarifies that university affiliation fees, being statutory levies, may fall outside GST as they are not "consideration" for business activities, though conflicting views like Bharathidasan University vs Joint Commissioner of GST keep the issue unsettled.
Comprehensive guide to India's Online Gaming Act 2025 and Rules 2026 covering legal framework, classifications, compliance, penalties and GST impact on gaming businesses and users.
Explore how a Show Cause Notice forms the foundation of GST adjudication, and why clarity, factual accuracy, and proper disclosure are essential for ensuring fair and legally sustainable tax proceedings.
Law offers protection, but taxpayers must respond. The MP High Court in Sanjay Paliya Contractor case highlights how ignoring notices can weaken natural justice claims and lead to adverse GST outcomes.
Bombay High Court rules that assignment of leasehold rights is not a taxable supply under GST, treating it as transfer of immovable property; key implications amid ongoing Supreme Court challenge.
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