GST – Allahabad High Court: Uploading an order on the GST portal does not constitute proper communication to the taxpayer – The order can be said to be communicated only when it is known - Appeal not time barred [Order attached]


Your free trial / membership plan is expired.
Kindly subscribe to get complete access to indirect tax updates and issue wise cases
Why subscribe to us ?
Get complete access to news updates and download copy of case laws/ notification/ circular etc.
Be a part of our WhatsApp group and read real time indirect tax updates
Access to ready case laws of General Issues and Industry Wide Issues under GST
Access to relevant provisions of law / circular in respect to the issues, along with trail of their amendments
Write your GST query to us for evaluation
Subscription Charges:*
Indirect tax updates -
6 months @299 / 1 Year @499 only
Indirect tax updates + Issue wise cases -
6 months @1199 / 1 Year @1999 only
*Plus applicable GST
Admin
03-Dec-2024 22:21:20
Order Date – 03 October 2024
Parties: M/S. V.P. Enterprises Vs Commissioner Of State Taxes And 2 Others
Facts –
- The Petitioner, M/S. V.P. Enterprises, preferred an appeal on 15.06.2024 against the order dated 30.08.2023, but the respondent arbitrarily dismissed the appeal as barred by time.
- The petitioner submits that, the order dated 30.08.2023 may have been served by making it available on the portal as provided under section 169 of the GST Act, but the same will not amount to communication of the order as the order can be said to be communicated only when the person concerned comes to know about the same, which is on 22.04.2024.
Issue –
- Whether serving order by making it available on the portal will amount to communication of the order or not?
Order –
- The Single Bench of Hon'ble High Court directed the respondent to file counter affidavit and in the counter affidavit, the State shall specifically averred as to how and under what manner, the deeming service as per clauses (c) & (d) of sub-section (1) of section 169 can be said to be deemed service as per sub-section (2) of section 169 of the GST Act.
- In the meantime, no coercive action shall be taken against the petitioner pursuant to the impugned order, provided the petitioner deposits 30% of the disputed tax amount in accordance with law.
Related Post
Post Category
- Whether assignment by sale/ transfer of leasehold rights of immovable property is leviable to GST ?
- GST
- Service Tax
- Personal hearing
- Custom
- Excise / VAT / CST
- DGFT / SEZ
- News Updates
- Issue wise cases
- Whether 'purchase price' or 'purchase cost' should be considered for GST payment on margin money for second-hand goods ?
Your free trial/ membership plan has expired. Kindly subscribe to get complete access of tax news updates.

Why subscribe to us ?
Get complete access to news updates
Access to the Order Copy of the case law/ Notification/ Circular etc
Be a part of our Whatsapp group and read real time tax updates
Access to ready case laws/ circulars on general and industry-wide issues under GST
Submit your GST issues to us for evaluation