In the complex world of legal and tax proceedings, the ability to communicate effectively is paramount. The adage "brevity is the hallmark of good advocacy" underscores the importance of conciseness in crafting replies to notices and appeals.
In the legal world, judicial decisions carry varying levels of influence, depending on whether they are considered authoritative or persuasive.
This section is used, or I must say misused, in most of the Notices! The department is trying to levy a penalty under this section in most cases, but the High Court's views are in favour of the Assessee.
Reflecting on my seven years of experience with the Goods and Services Tax (GST), I've observed that the GST department frequently imposes its interpretations under the guise of the "intention of the legislature."
Kerala High Court: Conditions for ITC U/s 16(2)(c) not in favour of Business; Relief as per Cir. 183 & 193 allowed. Timelines for Sec. 16(4) is procedural and the benefit should be retrospective.
This article delves into the legal landscape surrounding the condonation of delay in GST appeals, analyzing pertinent case laws and providing a comprehensive technical discussion on the matter.
This article explores the judicial wisdom and statutory provisions that address this issue. We will delve into specific cases where courts have provided relief due to illness and analyze the constitutional aspects that may be applicable.
A Show Cause Notice (SCN) is a preliminary document issued by tax authorities to a taxpayer when there is an alleged non-compliance or violation of tax laws.
The Income Tax Department has now upgraded the AIS functionality, allowing taxpayers to track the confirmation status of information reported by sources like banks. This new feature aims to increase transparency by displaying if the source has accepted or rejected feedback on incorrect data in the AIS.
The Goods and Services Tax (GST) in India has been a subject of continuous evolution since its implementation. One such aspect that has been a cause for concern among taxpayers is the compliance with Rule 86B.