CA Aman Rajput
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In a recent order, the Delhi High Court (HC) has set aside an order cancelling a taxpayers GST registration, stating that the order lacked proper reasons for cancellation. This order has significant implications for taxpayers, as it emphasizes the importance of providing clear and justifiable ground
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FAQ :
The Delhi High Court ruled that an order cancelling a taxpayer's GST registration was unsustainable because it lacked proper reasons and was based on an alleged reply that was never filed.
The order is significant because it reinforces taxpayers' right to understand the clear and justifiable grounds for the cancellation of their GST registration.
No, the Delhi High Court indicated that authorities cannot arbitrarily maintain a taxpayer's GST registration after the closure of their business if the taxpayer has genuinely discontinued operations.
It implies that the cancellation of GST registration must follow a fair and reasonable process, adhering to natural justice principles, and taxpayers must have an opportunity to be heard.
The case involved a taxpayer who applied for cancellation due to business discontinuation. However, the authority rejected the application and cancelled the registration without adequate reasons, even after the taxpayer's demise.
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