The Madras High Court has ruled that GST officers need not conclusively establish fraud before issuing a notice under Section 74 of the CGST Act. The judgment clarifies the legal threshold for ...
The central government has extended the deadline for filing appeals before the Goods and Services Tax Appellate Tribunal to July 31, 2026. The GST deadline extension would give taxpayers one more ...
The insurance premium paid also includes the GST amount and at times some employers do not accept the full amount and provide tax benefit only for the premium amount excluding the taxes. The tax ...
The Allahabad High Court on May 29 dismissed Patanjali Ayurved’s petition challenging a Rs 273.5 crore penalty under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) law. A Bench of Justices Shekhar B Saraf and Vipin ...
PRAYAGRAJ: Expressing concern over harassment of dealers in the garb of the GST Act, Allahabad high court has ruled that when the actual movement of goods has been proved by the assessee and the same ...
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GST Tax officer can allege fraud first and prove it later, rules Madras High Court; Why this matters to every taxpayer
GST officers can now issue fraud notices with a reasonable basis. Proof of fraud is not required at the initial notice stage.
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