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GST – Karnataka High Court: No GST on salaries of seconded expats, as a genuine employer-employee relationship exists; covered under Schedule III of the CGST Act [Order attached]

GST – Madras High Court: Single SCN issued for clubbing multiple financial years violates GST law [order attached]

GST – Madras High Court: “Bunching” of Show cause notice for multiple financial years is impermissible under GST Act [order attached]

GST – Orissa High Court: Petitioner being aware of assessment order, allowed for waiver under Section 128A, subject to tax payment [order attached]

GST – Gauhati High Court: Summary SCN cannot substitute the requirement of statutory show cause notice notice under Section 73, Order liable to set aside [order attached]

GST – Allahabad High Court: Typographical error in e-way bill without any evidence of intention to evade tax cannot lead to imposition of penalty [order attached]

GST – Bombay High Court: Provisional attachment ceases to have effect after one year; no further action sustainable [Order attached]

GST – Allahabad High Court: Address in GST registration must be amended before goods movement, post-detention changes don’t cure prior non-compliance under strict Section 129 - Penalty upheld [Order attached]

GST – Bombay High Court at Goa: Post amalgamation, transfer of CGST and IGST credit to another State is permissible, as there is no restriction under the GST law [Order attached]

GST – Madras High Court: When there is no rectification, there is no question of invoking the principles of natural justice - Hearing is not mandatory before dismissing rectification application [Order attached]

GST – Madras High Court: Delay condoned of 10 days in filing Appeal and directed to refund the GST recovered from bank account of the Petitioner [Order attached]

GST – Madras High Court: When taxpayer does not respond, uploading notices only on GST portal is insufficient, authorities must explore other prescribed modes of service [Order attached]

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