In a landmark judgment, the Supreme Court of India clarified the application of Section 34 of the Code of Civil Procedure (CPC), reaffirming that courts have the authority to determine interest rates in the absence of a specific contractual agreement …
Interest is payable even if sufficient Input Tax Credit (ITC) was available at the time of supply. The relief under the Proviso to Section 50(1) applies only when outward supplies are declared within the same tax period. The Goods and …
The High Court ruled that irrespective of whether the delay was caused by the assessee or the department, the assessee was entitled to interest at a rate of 6% per annum. In a significant ruling, the Gujarat High Court has …
The decision of Kerala High Court is in line with the broader principle that procedural errors without revenue loss should not attract punitive action. The Kerala High Court, in the case of Maruthengal Moideen & Ors. v. State Tax Officer …
For those with high home loan interest payments on self-occupied properties, the old tax regime may still be beneficial due to the deductions it offers. However, if your focus is on simplicity and lower tax rates with fewer deductions, the …
Section 75(2) of the Act specifies that if any Appellate Authority, Appellate Tribunal, or Court determines that a notice issued under section 74(1) is unsustainable due to the failure to establish fraud, wilful misstatement, or suppression of facts to evade …
Interest & Penalty cannot be Imposed if Wrongly Claimed Input Tax Credit (ITC) is Reversed Before Use – Punjab & Haryana High Court Order for Deepak Sales Corporation Legality of Imposing Penalty & Interest When Wrongly Availed ITC is Reversed …