Seeking Direction to the respondents (GSTN) to make necessary ...

Case Laws GST

October 22, 2020

Seeking Direction to the respondents (GSTN) to make necessary changes in the portal so as to enable the petitioner to file returns - the mere fact that the respondents took time to process the said applications, and pass orders thereon approving the cancellation application as also granting the new registration, cannot be a reason to treat the interim period as one in which the petitioner cannot get the benefit of the compounding scheme which he had opted through its application for new registration. - petition allowed. - HC

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Seeking Direction to the respondents (GSTN) to make necessary ...

Case Laws GST

October 22, 2020

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