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BIG MISTAKES BY GOVT IN GST I RCM I ISD ! GST LATEST UPDATE

17 IMPORTANT GST CASE LAW 20.02.2025 Section Case Law Title Brief Summary Citation 16 Aamutham Enterprises v. Superintendent of Central GST and Central Excise Input tax credit can be availed after the due date for FY 2019-20 due to a retrospective amendment. Click Here 29 Prem Kumar Pugalia v. Commissioner of CGST Rejection of a… Read More »

GST Assessment Orders Invalidated for Lack of Signature and DIN; Fresh Assessment Ordered Issue: Whether GST assessment orders in Form GST DRC-07 and Form GST DRC-08 are valid if they lack the signature of the assessing officer and a Document Identification Number (DIN). Facts: The petitioner challenged assessment orders passed by the department, contending that… Read More »

Travel restrictions imposed on a person granted anticipatory bail can be modified if the SCN is adjudicated without prosecution. Issue: Whether the condition imposed on the petitioner’s anticipatory bail, restricting their travel abroad, should be modified after the adjudication of the show cause notice and the absence of any recommended criminal prosecution. Facts: The petitioner… Read More »

Writ Petition Withdrawn with Liberty to Approach Tribunal Upon Constitution Issue: Whether an assessee can withdraw a writ petition challenging a GST matter with the liberty to file an appeal before the Appellate Tribunal once it is constituted. Facts: The assessee filed a writ petition in the High Court. The revenue informed the court that… Read More »

Delay in Filing GST Appeal Condoned Due to Petitioner’s Medical Condition and Mental Stress. Issue: Whether the delay in filing an appeal to the Appellate Authority under the GST Act can be condoned due to the petitioner’s medical condition and mental stress. Facts: The petitioner sought condonation of delay in filing their appeal. The petitioner… Read More »

Orders cancelling GST registration without a hearing and reasons are invalid. Issue: Whether the Appellate Authority’s orders dismissing appeals against GST registration cancellations are valid when the original cancellation orders were passed without adhering to principles of natural justice and due process. Facts: The revenue challenged orders cancelling GST registrations, citing the lack of an… Read More »

Orders passed without considering evidence submitted by the taxpayer are set aside. Issue: Whether GST demand orders passed under Section 74 (involving fraud, misstatement, or suppression) are valid when the revenue authorities fail to consider the documentary evidence submitted by the assessee. Facts: The assessee submitted voluminous documents, including invoices, to demonstrate tax payments made… Read More »

An ex-parte demand order is invalid if the taxpayer already cancelled his registration; Matter Remanded Issue: Whether a GST assessment order is valid when the assessee was not served with a show cause notice and had no opportunity to participate in the proceedings, especially after the cancellation of their GST registration. Facts: The assessee’s GST… Read More »

GST demand order can be treated as a show cause notice when the assessee failed to respond to the original show cause notice on Payment of 25% Disputed Tax Issue: Whether a GST demand order can be treated as a show cause notice when the assessee failed to respond to the original show cause notice… Read More »