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GST – Himachal Pradesh High Court: ITC reversed “under protest” does not imply admission of tax liability by the assessee [Order attached]

GST – Patna High Court: Subject to pre-deposit of 10%, petitioner is granted statutory benefit of stay on recovery proceedings, in absence of GSTAT [Order attached]

GST – Calcutta High Court: Central Authority not permitted to proceed simultaneously with regard to the period for which the State has been proceeding [Order attached]

GST – Jharkhand High Court: ITC denial due to supplier's default - Held that authorities cannot evade action citing supplier's registration was Central; They are duty-bound to act under Section 76(2) – Petition allowed [...

GST – 56th GST Council Meeting: Expected rate rationalization by eliminating 12% slab; Converting cess to regular tax; Reclassification of BPO services to avoid disputes; and many more

GST – Kerala High Court: Rectification application via email is valid if submitted within the statutory time, even though delayed filed through GST portal– Writ petition disposed of [Order attached]

GST – Sikkim High Court: While Section 54(3) limits refund of unutilized ITC, it does not expressly bar refund on account of unit closure - Tax retention without legal authority is impermissible [Order attached]

GST – Himachal Pradesh High Court: Parallel GST investigations by both Center and State not permissible; Central authority to proceed, State may only assist not initiate [Order attached]

GST – Clarification issued regarding review, revision, and appeals against O-I-Os passed by the Common Adjudicating Authority (CAA) for show cause notices issued by DGGI [Circular attached]

GST – Madras High Court: Service of notice through portal alone may be insufficient if not effectively received, alternate statutory modes preferably by way of RPAD should be used [Order attached]

GST – Madras High Court: Delay condoned of 285 days in filing the appeal against the summary order, being assessee unaware of the Order [Order attached]

GST – Madras High Court: Even though Supreme Court's contrary stance on delayed writ petitions, this Courts in special cases have allowed appeals in similar cases, even after the limitation period – Petition allowed [Ord...

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