CIRCULARS
Circular No. | Subject |
Circular No.129/48/2019-GST dt. 24.12.2019 | Standard Operating Procedure to be followed in case of non-filers of returns |
COMMUNITY INSIGHTS
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Unmasking the Fraud: How to Spot and Verify Fake GST Notices Received a GST violation notice? Hold on before you panic-it might not be real. Recently, scammers have ramped up their game by sending fake GST summons that look alarmingly official. These fraudulent notices are designed to trick taxpayers into acting fast-demanding payments or personal information, all while mimicking the real thing. If you've been targeted by one of these scams, you're not alone. The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs....................... Read More |
19.02.2025 |
CASE LAW
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2025(04)LCX0022 Allahabad High Court Xestion Advisor Private Limited |
Non-compliance of principles of natural justice & procedural requirements prescribed under the Statute due to non-issuance of notice u/s 46 CGST Act before passing the assessment order u/s 62 of the Act. |
Rajasthan High Court Ashok Varandani |
Assessing Authority had to proceed to make best judgment assessment under Section 62 of the RGST Act, 2017, When no return was filed by assessee even after notice |
Madras High Court Anand Cini Services Private Limited |
Best judgment assessment orders are liable to be set aside on filing of pending returns subsequent to restoration of GST Registration. |
Patna High Court G. Power Solution |
Opportunity of hearing must be provided to assessee |
Kerala High Court Wild Tree Resorts By The Legend Private Ltd |
Recovery proceedings kept in abeyance for specified period to provide time to appeal. |