Best Judgement Assessment under GST - failure to file returns ...

Case Laws GST

September 27, 2019

Best Judgement Assessment under GST - failure to file returns within time - This Court may not be justified in granting an extension of the period contemplated u/s 62(2), so as to enable the assessee to file a return beyond the said period for the purposes of getting the benefit of withdrawal of an assessment order passed on best judgment basis u/s 62(1) - HC

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Best Judgement Assessment under GST - failure to file returns ...

Case Laws GST

September 27, 2019

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